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How and where do I post so I can get answers? I have a question about my grow....

 

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Well you might try reading a bit of the site and forums and go from there. :D Are you indoors or out. There are forums for both genres. Whats questions do you have?? Read over the forums and choose 1. to post in..... Welcome to the farm!!!

 

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What's up?

 

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Thanks I have read but I'm just looking for a place to get an answer lol. I'm also outdoors.

 

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Welcome to the farm!

Start a journal in the Grow Diary section.

If you have a specific question about plant health, Cannabis Infirmary is the right adress.

Well pop the question here and you'll get the answer or will be pointed in the right direction.

Positive vibes

 

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I'm just looking to know why my plant is doing this

 

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Bugs.

Did you scope her? The last time I've seen something like that was broad mite infestation. Are there more branches like that, more plants doing the same?

 

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What's up?

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Not sure, whats up with you?

 

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Nope just the one, and not a single mite that I've seen for awhile.
I've never seen the leaves do this before.
No other plants are doing it and it seems to be only the new growth

 

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You may want to post this pic with your fertilizing, watering, lighting habits in the cannabis infirmary. That is where most people with answers are going to see it the quickest. It's a sign of stress, they will help pinpoint mg. deficiency, heat, etc.
Good luck!

 

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Nope just the one, and not a single mite that I've seen for awhile.
I've never seen the leaves do this before.
No other plants are doing it and it seems to be only the new growth

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Did you use a loupe or even better a microscope to check on those leaves.

Or it could be a rodent chewing on the roots/stem. Any damage on the stem? Any holes in the ground near the plant?

 

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Awesome thanks

 

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Did you use a loupe or even better a microscope to check on those leaves.

Or it could be a rodent chewing on the roots/stem. Any damage on the stem? Any holes in the ground near the plant?

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I do have a microscope and there's maybe 2 mites here and there.
No holes around plants either

 

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I do have a microscope and there's maybe 2 mites here and there.
No holes around plants either

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Broad mites or cyclamen mites are really small and hard to spot, so a good scope would be needed.

Check in the infirmary section or even better use the search function.

 

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I'll look into a better scope to see as close as I can.
The older growth and around it is healthy and normal, but the new growth and some near it is as you see

 

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Too bad you cant get a good macro shot. It's hard to ID from this point.

 

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It really is. And it's only the one plant...:/

 

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Welcome, hope you find a remedy for the plant. Tons and tons of useful information and helpful experienced members on here. The search feature is a blessing as well.

 

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If your going to do outdoor I would really look into "caps packs" or also known as OG Biowar. You can google or even search on this site. A thread on the product along with the manufacturer for Q and A. It takes the guessing game out of the situation.
Good luck and welcome!

 

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If your going to do outdoor I would really look into "caps packs" or also known as OG Biowar. You can google or even search on this site. A thread on the product along with the manufacturer for Q and A. It takes the guessing game out of the situation.
Good luck and welcome!

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Caps bennies are the shit, either indoor or out. I'm sure if you have any questions he wouldn't mind a PM @Capulator