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Anybody know what’s deficiency this is??

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Anybody know what’s deficiency this is??

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You can see in the picture that there are a bunch of eggs. You can’t see them with the human eye like spider mites but all the signs are there for sure, curling of the leafs and yellowing in the center of new growth. It also says that it resembles a magnesium def and it’s also showing signs of that to.. look at the beginning pics I posted.
 
#25
Nameless_fcuk89 said:
Only thing I’m not seeing is the shiny leafs.
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Yeah but it’s tacoing. Watch it and treat with something if you can. Keep searching the leaves go make sure there isn’t anything actually moving. And look really hard. You should see something moving.
 
#26
Just ordered some beneficials to take out these broad mites, but From what I’m reading there literally impossible to beat cause they’ll keep coming back no matter what. A lot of people just cut there crop down and start over. Has anyone had any luck taking these guys out and having a successful harvest?? I don’t want to waste my time but I’m thinking if I stay on top of it I can get rid of them.
 
#27
Nameless_fcuk89 said:
Just ordered some beneficials to take out these broad mites, but From what I’m reading there literally impossible to beat cause they’ll keep coming back no matter what. A lot of people just cut there crop down and start over. Has anyone had any luck taking these guys out and having a successful harvest?? I don’t want to waste my time but I’m thinking if I stay on top of it I can get rid of them.
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I did not have such luck but at the time I only had neem. Was getting way worse so I tossed em. A week later my stuff arrived to treat it but I don’t think there was any coming back. I would start over and do preventative in the grow area room. And clean every last spec. I would wait two weeks to restart just cause the time from egg to immature bug is about a week. Do I sprayed everything on the room and then waited a week. Cleaned everything again. And then sprayed again. Then waited another week and now I have none. But it could have been from the freak freeze at the beginning of the year. Lol
 
#28
Don’t broad mites live and lay eggs on the inside?
Most people don’t even know they have them because they are so hard to see.
Look closer with magnification. If it is broads for sure, you can use insecticidal soap, it’s probably the safest. Or there’s lots of other products.
But they are very hard to get rid of.
So I’ve read.
That sucks to hear. I thought you were on the road to recovery.
Good luck.
 
#29
Goodthingsgrow said:
Don’t broad mites live and lay eggs on the inside?
Most people don’t even know they have them because they are so hard to see.
Look closer with magnification. If it is broads for sure, you can use insecticidal soap, it’s probably the safest. Or there’s lots of other products.
But they are very hard to get rid of.
So I’ve read.
That sucks to hear. I thought you were on the road to recovery.
Good luck.
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Yeah they do which is why it’s hard to get rid of em.
 
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Nameless_fcuk89 said:
Just ordered some beneficials to take out these broad mites, but From what I’m reading there literally impossible to beat cause they’ll keep coming back no matter what. A lot of people just cut there crop down and start over. Has anyone had any luck taking these guys out and having a successful harvest?? I don’t want to waste my time but I’m thinking if I stay on top of it I can get rid of them.
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What ever happened? I have similar issue, very interested in your experience
 
#35
When I grab a clone I bring this (not this exact one) and inspect the shit out of it and then quarantine for two weeks while being preventative treated. Check again before I bring her in.. Along with my plants I inspect regularly. Key is to catch any pest as soon as possible. Which makes chances of eliminating a small amount before they multiply rapidly and damage is done. Anyone who works with clones should be very vigilant and preventative. Most clones have something. Obviously it's alot of work for large operations. But for a small 6 to 10 plant operation this is the matter of minutes to insure clean green. Since I've started this methodology I haven't had a pest 5 yrs strong. Knock on wood 🪵
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#36
Get yourself a copy of MARIJUANA GARDEN SAVER. Learn your plants and learn to grow
 
#37
Nameless_fcuk89 said:
So a couple of my plants are looking really weird on the top nodes. There really faded yellow only in the middle where all the new growth is. It’s only 2 out of 30 plants that’s it’s happening to.
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Silver bullet sulfur. It doesn't list as a bug killer but it will kill them. If not use cosavet or microthiol disperss brand wettable sulfur those three are the best do not use a wetting agent there's already one in all three.
 
#38
Aqua Man said:
Media?
Lights and distance?

I have a feeling your VPD is to low and slowing uptake. Are you going by online charts by chance?

Drop your humidity to about 50% and I would increase temps if possible.
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i just got rick rolled :/
 
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