Aqua Man
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Its actually a trait and a mutation I guess... thats called variegation.
Its actually a trait and a mutation I guess... thats called variegation.I think it's a mutation. I'm growing a WW right now and it has two-toned leaves and those little holes like you have. I could be wrong so don't take my word for it!
It's weird and interesting at the same time! The moment it grew it's first set of leaves I noticed the difference of the tones!Its actually a trait and a mutation I guess... thats called variegation.
Yeah its more and more common these days.It's weird and interesting at the same time! The moment it grew it's first set of leaves I noticed the difference of the tones!
Infrared thermometer... make sure its on surface temp and usually taken from 8-12" for best accuracy depending on the gun used.Question about the leaf surface temperature. What/how is the best way to get that number?
I started seeing small holes in the leaves but I cannot find any sign of pests or eggs
No cats. These are in a 4x4 grow tentAny chance you have a cat?
I just purchased a soil meter that will test ph and moisture. It was only fifteen bucks on Amazon and seems to work well.I am admitted plat killer from over watering, I had to get a $7 meter to stick down in the soil so I knew when to water. You will be shocked how wet it is in the bottom when the top seems like a desert.
Thank you for this info. I researched that same guide quite a bit and I think Thirps would be the closest guess, but I’ve really inspected those issues, even the spots you circled, with a jewelers scope and don’t see anything. I could be wrong, that specific plant has had problems since it was a seedling. It’s about half the size of the others. I found some good pests treatments that are non toxic and safe to use based on the guide you attached. Any harm in using one as a precautionary measure, just to make sure I don’t have pests?Yes, I agree, slight, , chronic overwatering could be part of your issue, as you can see the heavy speed bump leaves and those larger grow pots, but I have seen something that makes me wonder if you don't have another issue with Thirps, or some other insect infestation, as I have circled a few of my observations in your photos. Maybe what I am seeing in some photos may be just the photo and the way I see it, but I would be looking much closer for any invaders into your grow space. The top image (2.jpg) though shows that something maybe there and starting to spread to your other plants. I would also drop the humidity down to about 50-55%. Plants will do fineTo help, you can go here to have a look and see if there is something that matches your problem and gives you good solutions:
Complete Pest Guide - Cannabis Pests, Bugs & Viruses | Grow Weed Easy
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Thank you for this info. I researched that same guide quite a bit and I think Thirps would be the closest guess, but I’ve really inspected those issues, even the spots you circled, with a jewelers scope and don’t see anything. I could be wrong, that specific plant has had problems since it was a seedling. It’s about half the size of the others. I found some good pests treatments that are non toxic and safe to use based on the guide you attached. Any harm in using one as a precautionary measure, just to make sure I don’t have pests?
I just purchased a soil meter that will test ph and moisture. It was only fifteen bucks on Amazon and seems to work well.
Thank you for this info. I researched that same guide quite a bit and I think Thirps would be the closest guess, but I’ve really inspected those issues, even the spots you circled, with a jewelers scope and don’t see anything. I could be wrong, that specific plant has had problems since it was a seedling. It’s about half the size of the others. I found some good pests treatments that are non toxic and safe to use based on the guide you attached. Any harm in using one as a precautionary measure, just to make sure I don’t have pests?
Thank you. I’m def overwatering. It’s been 5 days and they are still wet under the first half inch of soil. I defoliate some of the fan leaves last night, although I think I might have done too many. I took 3 off of each plant on the lower levels. I ordered the Monterey spray and will start treating with that tomorrow. I still can’t see any pests under the scopes but one plant does have faint “snail trails” on the leaves this morning so I think it’s Thrips.check out lost coast plant therapy for a good foliar prevention/treatment and Monterey garden insect spray. Both are organic and non toxic.
Here are my details. I’m growing white widow from seeds purchased from OO seeds. Using a grow tent with a 1000w light, a humidifier inside the tent and two fans, one on the ground to circulate the air and one blowing above the canopy on the plants. Three of the four plants have been great so far, one has trailed behind the others considerably from the get go.
They are all In their fifth week of veg.
topped them for the first time two weeks ago, a week later I moved them into 7 gallon pots with Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. This is where the trouble started.
I fed them a gallon of water each a few days after transplant with half the recommended dose of Fox farm nutes, water ph’d to 6.5 and one ml of cal mag. Two of the plants ( the two that are still doing well” had plenty of runoff but the other two did not.
I also changed my alight to a 1000w led at the same time, about 24 inches above my canopy.
The issues I’m having aside from the color being dramatically different, is with two of the plants I put pictures of below.
I started seeing small holes in the leaves but I cannot find any sign of pests or eggs with a scopes!
I purchased bug traps which will be placed today but this morning I noted my new growth isn’t growing correctly and my leaves are deformed. I’m driving myself crazy trying to figure out the issue. Imoved the light to 32 inches above the canopy thinking I may have caused come light burn. Any help would be appreciated And I’m happy to provide more Details. The first several pics are the damaged plants and the runt which has stunted growth since the beginning. The last 4 pics are my “healthy” plants which are looking slightly less healthy.
One side note is my temps are between 72/76 and my humid is keeping between 60/65. I did have a few days where our temps really dropped outside overnight and the humidity and temps inside the grow tent were done significantly.
I’m just recommending that instead of putting them through stress so quickly after already stressing them for instance transplanting after roping them that fast is gunna really reduce growth and shock plant so you need to base your grow off the growth of the plant not the time. defenitly keep track of days but don’t focus on that focus on growth and healthHere are my details. I’m growing white widow from seeds purchased from OO seeds. Using a grow tent with a 1000w light, a humidifier inside the tent and two fans, one on the ground to circulate the air and one blowing above the canopy on the plants. Three of the four plants have been great so far, one has trailed behind the others considerably from the get go.
They are all In their fifth week of veg.
topped them for the first time two weeks ago, a week later I moved them into 7 gallon pots with Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil. This is where the trouble started.
I fed them a gallon of water each a few days after transplant with half the recommended dose of Fox farm nutes, water ph’d to 6.5 and one ml of cal mag. Two of the plants ( the two that are still doing well” had plenty of runoff but the other two did not.
I also changed my alight to a 1000w led at the same time, about 24 inches above my canopy.
The issues I’m having aside from the color being dramatically different, is with two of the plants I put pictures of below.
I started seeing small holes in the leaves but I cannot find any sign of pests or eggs with a scopes!
I purchased bug traps which will be placed today but this morning I noted my new growth isn’t growing correctly and my leaves are deformed. I’m driving myself crazy trying to figure out the issue. Imoved the light to 32 inches above the canopy thinking I may have caused come light burn. Any help would be appreciated And I’m happy to provide more Details. The first several pics are the damaged plants and the runt which has stunted growth since the beginning. The last 4 pics are my “healthy” plants which are looking slightly less healthy.
One side note is my temps are between 72/76 and my humid is keeping between 60/65. I did have a few days where our temps really dropped outside overnight and the humidity and temps inside the grow tent were done significantly.
But the outcome is fire good job!!I’m just recommending that instead of putting them through stress so quickly after already stressing them for instance transplanting after roping them that fast is gunna really reduce growth and shock plant so you need to base your grow off the growth of the plant not the time. defenitly keep track of days but don’t focus on that focus on growth and health
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