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Brittle Leaves

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My plants have been generally looking good & returning to color but some of the leaves are cracked & brittle, more on the 2 gelatos on the right which overall the biggest/most healthy, these are not older leaves, deficiency? I don't see signs of any pests. 🤔
 

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LittleDabbie said:
oh somethings been eating those leaves bruh need check a lil harder you got a friend in there.
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Man, I looked over it up & down, even pulled out the microscope & checked a few small specks that I though might be mites but ended up being dirt, sticky trap is clean. That was my first thought but I'm not finding anything, I have had issues before brittle leaves before that didn't look so pest related, still puzzled.
 
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Glassdub said:
Man, I looked over it up & down, even pulled out the microscope & checked a few small specks that I though might be mites but ended up being dirt, sticky trap is clean. That was my first thought but I'm not finding anything, I have had issues before brittle leaves before that didn't look so pest related, still puzzled.
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Do you have pets? A cat perhaps?
 
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Glassdub said:
My plants have been generally looking good & returning to color but some of the leaves are cracked & brittle, more on the 2 gelatos on the right which overall the biggest/most healthy, these are not older leaves, deficiency? I don't see signs of any pests. 🤔
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i’ve had that, i’d say it’s genetics, where are the gelatos from?
i had zero pests too.. gelatos can be sensitive to too much nutrients. in the end all was good, the rest of the plant looks good? only that?
 
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I see damage like that sometimes where leaves were trapped under a branch or leaves and grew through damaging the leaf some. Tears and holes like that.

Also too much nutrients may have done it like said above.

I have definitely seen it while no bugs are present.
 
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GNick55 said:
i’ve had that, i’d say it’s genetics, where are the gelatos from?
i had zero pests too.. gelatos can be sensitive to too much nutrients. in the end all was good, the rest of the plant looks good? only that?
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Freebee seeds from Homegrown Cannabis Co. https://homegrowncannabisco.com/products/gelato-feminized-marijuana-seeds
I have been feeding pretty light around 300ppm, actually thought I was underfeeding a bit other than this the 2 gelatos have been, excuse the pun, growing like weeds lately & have seemed less finicky that the LSDs which are supposed to be very easy to grow.
The close up is from the plant in the lower right corner, I personally think it looks great.
 
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MIMedGrower said:
I see damage like that sometimes where leaves were trapped under a branch or leaves and grew through damaging the leaf some. Tears and holes like that.

Also too much nutrients may have done it like said above.

I have definitely seen it while no bugs are present.
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Yeah, I thought it might be natural genetic mutations. been feeding about a quarter of what is recommended.
 
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