Noobstar
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Thanks for the reply. I have tried treating the topsoil with DE, and I have used neem oil for the leaves but I have yet to treat the roots for anything.overall plants look happy.
second pic looks like thrips damage to me. you already mentioned you have bugs
third looks normal, the first trileaf falls off once you get into veg
fourth looks like root damage due to gnat larvae
fourth looks like nute burn, or starting symptoms of root damage
last looks healthy overall.
do a mosquito dunk and get those sticky traps in place.
you could put some diatemaceous earth as a top layer on the soil, but it becomes ineffective once it's wet. mosquito dunk will kill all the larvae. neem oil will be a next good preventative that's systemic and will treat against thrips as well.
I think you are right on them being hungry and after reading tobh’s replyI don't know what some of those splotches are, it could be bugs, or a deficiency. I do know know this plants are too light in color and are very hungry. They'll soon have a lot of yellow and/or brown. They may be underfed and need a fast acting fertilizer/nutes. Maybe your soil ph is off and they can't get the food they need. Maybe bugs are sucking them dry and starving them of food. I can't tell you from seeing them, all I can tell you is they need to be fed, or be able to uptake more food because they be starving girls.
I feel I have quite the battle ahead of me.White blotches are thrips.
Quick question does this harm the microbes in soil?They are a bt product. Kills mosquito and fungus gnat larvae. Same thing as Bmc microbe lift
Thanks for the info! yea I’m very nervous about flowering time with bugs and rain, especially being my first grow. I’ll check out that purecrop 1.Once you get them under control, I would consider something like the purecrop 1 to carry them into harvest. Good to have back up plans in motion for something like this...
Azamax and neem are great during early periods (and cheaper) but if it persist into flowering, I would have some concerns with those remedy. Purecrop is effective, and far cleaner.
My guess is that the infestation is probably likely causing the stress response to some degree or another also. There likely being bred in the containers that have symptoms. So strive to keep them isolated or contained, if possible.
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