needshelpguy
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Been going on for about a week initially thought it was wind burn but now getting in places the fans are not any suggestions? Much appreciated guys cheers
needshelpguy
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Ph sitting around 6.2 in coco all feeds are ph 6 feeding once daily with plenty run off and using a cmx product coco does not dry between waterings, under 600w hps light using feeding guide on nutrifield nutes which amounts to about 400-500ppm per feed just switched to flower, first picture mostly like what effected leaves look like
needshelpguy
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@Aqua Man since you been so helpful with everything else what you reckon bro? Also had a bit of a water problem on the floor of grow area for a bit
Beachwalker
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Need whole plant pic
needshelpguy
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Cheers man will get when lights come on
Aqua Man
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Agree with @Beachwalker.
needshelpguy
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Will get full plant pics after dinner, first damage noticed today
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Here are some full plant pics and some damage on them, I believe the yellowing is due to being under fed as I had this issue couple weeks back started coming right then I missed a days feeding and seemed to yellow more
needshelpguy
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Also unsure how I can't see the bugs if they're eating so much volume per day, any help appreciated as I have little experience with bugs
needshelpguy
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Only bug I could find was a tiny spider on my floor area definitely wouldn't be the one doing all that damage though
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DadWasANarc
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A lot of these guys like to hide under the leaf. Could you take a couple of pictures under the leaf please ?
Aqua Man
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Mice like @Beachwalker said? Those little fuckers are elusive af
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Vondank420
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Do you have a small blk lite or UV flashlight? I would be looking just at lights off. Most Caterpillars will glow like scorpions under uv... easy to spot if they are there.
The yellowing your talking about is completely normal. In fact that type of yellowing shows you have abundant new shoot growth. Tag any area tops that have yellow and in a couple days you will see that they are healthy and normal.
The yellowing your talking about is completely normal. In fact that type of yellowing shows you have abundant new shoot growth. Tag any area tops that have yellow and in a couple days you will see that they are healthy and normal.
Aqua Man
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I was kinda thinking that too but they are usually easy to find. Although that is a pretty dense plant. Mice are like ninja's and they will drive ya nuts.
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Vondank420
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Lock up the cheese strains. Lol
Never thought of mice. Never in my 38 years of growing. Learn something new every day is my goal and motto...
Never thought of mice. Never in my 38 years of growing. Learn something new every day is my goal and motto...
Aqua Man
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Only did recently never thought those buggers ate cannabis before. It could be either or and I honestly thought a few days how many people have possibly been looking for caterpillars when it's been mice.
I would look for both.
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I'm with ya on that...
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I’d thin that plant out. That’s some dense foliage. you’ll have better luck finding what’s eating it.
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Will have a look tonight, cheers for the help guys, creeps me out that it could be mice hahah no black or UV light but will start by thining it out and having a good look just before lights come on
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