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Thanks, definitely going to do that!!

I always ph to 6.5, checked closely for critters there are none. The only change I have made is my water, in the past I have used lake water from behind my house, the lake was sprayed with an herbicide to kill some lily pads so I stopped using water from the lake and have been using purchased...

Can someone please help my inexperienced eye identify the problem with this plant? I am growing in soil. A few other plants the same age are beginning to show some of the same signs but this one is much worse.

There are a few more leaves showing the same spots. This would have come from closer to the bottom of the plant. The plant is about 2 months old, getting ready to flip to flower. Growing in Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil and using Fox Farm nutrients and CalMag Plus, ph 6.5. 600 watt MH bulb in a...

Im an inexperienced hobby grower, could someone please help me identify the problem with a couple of my plants. I'm sure I'm using too much or too little of something.

I need help again. I posted a couple of weeks ago about an infestation and finally determined it was aphids, I used neem oil and thought the problem was resolved. Today I am just 3 days away from harvest and I see I now have aphids on my buds! I really don't want to spray anything organic or...

Yes, these could be seen with the naked eye but are very very tiny, they just look like little specks of dirt. They were always on the underside of the leaves.

Thanks everyone for your advise. I had thought of aphids at first but when I looked for pics online I didn't think this was my problem. After your responses I checked again and found pics of aphids on leaves that looked exactly like my problem, seems there are a few thousand kinds. I cut off...

I have 2 plants that are just completing their 6th week of flower. Something is killing the fan leaves, they look like tiny little green grains or specks, they don't seem to move until you touch them with something, then they barely move. They are only on the underside of the leaves. They are...