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That’s sawdust. The transporter of the phyto-mites I released. The guy I get my clones from has a spider-mites infestation. I sprayed them with pesticides (Milbeknock and Vertimec), but wasn’t good enough apparently, caus 2 weeks into the grow I recognized the yellow dots on leafs and even a couple of webs of spider-mites. released double dose of predatory mites. And 6 weeks later repeated it as a precaution (thats now 1 week ago). Haven’t had any signs of spidermites since the first release of the phyto-mites.After further examination, what are these white speaks on your plants?
I have looked with my telescope but haven’t found any pests. I’ll retry when the lights come on. But the fact that it started on de oldest fan leafs really has me pushing towards a nutrition problem.Everything checks out, except, pests. Have you seen or scoped for any pests? Those holes and some other leaf damage would have me suspect. Good luck and happy grows.
I see you liked my comment. Do you know what pest could damage my plant like this though?Everything checks out, except, pests. Have you seen or scoped for any pests? Those holes and some other leaf damage would have me suspect. Good luck and happy grows.
Yikes. Sounds like a nightmare. Spider mites make me cringe. I would never contact that clone connect again haha..there’s a plethora of options here on the farm for clean cut genetics, mite free, seeds for sale etc. Yes mites could damage the plant like that, thrips, leaf hoppers, etc but you’d be able to see those. It might be operator error.That’s sawdust. The transporter of the phyto-mites I released. The guy I get my clones from has a spider-mites infestation. I sprayed them with pesticides (Milbeknock and Vertimec), but wasn’t good enough apparently, caus 2 weeks into the grow I recognized the yellow dots on leafs and even a couple of webs of spider-mites. released double dose of predatory mites. And 6 weeks later repeated it as a precaution (thats now 1 week ago). Haven’t had any signs of spidermites since the first release of the phyto-mites.
What’s the “schedule” for pH, according to you? I’ve heard between 6.0 and 6.2 is the sweetspot.Major ph swing can cause deficiencies. Try to level the system back to ph 5.5 to 5.8 and make sure to follow the schedule. Playing with the schedule can cause problems.
i like the ph to be at 5.5. here is a chart tat explains plants nutrients uptake at what ph. Do remember that your ph fluctuates when the water levels fall downWhat’s the “schedule” for pH, according to you? I’ve heard between 6.0 and 6.2 is the sweetspot.
i like the ph to be at 5.5. here is a chart tat explains plants nutrients uptake at what ph. Do remember that your ph fluctuates when the water levels fall down
i like the ph to be at 5.5. here is a chart tat explains plants nutrients uptake at what ph. Do remember that your ph fluctuates when the water levels fall down
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