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What do you look for? When I checked I didn’t really see anything, unless it’s one of the ones where you need a microscope or to zoom in all the way on your phone like Mr.JackOg said.

There are these weird white/bright green dots on some of my leaves. I plucked one leaf that had started growing that was particularly bad. But it is on larger established leaves as well mainly in the lower part of the plant. My plant hasn’t started flowering yet so I’m planning on spraying it...

Yeah that shit would be hella cool actually to look at the trichomes. I’ll have to check it out thanks

So after doing some more research I think it’s iron deficiency. Phosphorous competes with iron and since I was using foxfarm tiger bloom, which is a flowering nutrient, too early. I’m thinking that I caused a nutrient lockout on iron. I just made the switch today to grow big and big bloom from...

Shit hopefully that’s not the case, I’m definitely gonna quarantine those two plants though. Thanks for all the help once again guys really appreciate it.

Not really but I could be wrong I didn’t have enough time to stay and work on them too long yesterday sadly. I did have the owner of the house I’m growing at take some better pictures and got one of the plant it is starting out on. Right now on the plant it is really clear on, it is on 3 of the...

Alright I’m gonna try and check under a microscope or at least a magnifying glass cuz I don’t have a microscope. Thanks again for all the help guys and bearing with all my questions. I’ll post again on this thread if I find out what’s wrong for sure

I think it’s gonna be easier to just prune it off no? I don’t think They have started flowering yet so i don’t think it would be too big of a loss.

Oh shit I think that might be it, that looks really similar. Do you know how to get rid of them?

Also does anyone know if extremely root bound plants (The roots actually grew through the bottom of my fabric pot that I’m using) could cause problems that look like a deficiency? I’m wondering if it’s smart to wait a couple weeks to let the plants settle in the new pot before immediately trying...

So for soil I’m using 420 potting soil, I’m using fox farm tiger bloom, molasses, and great white mycorrhizae every two weeks then a monthly compost tea that I brew. I also water with normal water every 3 days. the pH is between 6&7 (not sure how accurate my monitor is tho), I’ve seen bugs a few...

Makes sense, the main reason I’m trying to find the reason however is because it’s already happened on the plant I have pictured above but it’s starting to happen on another plant and I’m not sure what’s causing it just yet

Yeah I’ve never encountered a boron problem. Imma do some research see if I can find the symptoms of that deficient or abundance

Hey guys! I’m Sean, I’m doing my first full grow cycle this season. Be prepared to probably hear some stupid questions real soon! XD

I’m growing them outdoors in fabric pots. They were really really root bound for a good 2 weeks at least. I just transplanted them from 15 gallon pots to 30 gallon pots. Ik they are experiencing a Couple deficiencies (potassium is one I’m sure I’m deficient in and I’m watching for nitrogen too)...

Its an established plant, almost 5.5 ft tall. I’m a new grower so I’m not sure but I think it’s in preflowering.