[NorthernGreener]

Anyone knowwhat this is and how do I fix it before it becomes a serious issue tks.

 

[Habosabin]

You have leaf miners. Doesn't look to bad. Probably should spray to keep them off.

 

[Aqua Man]

Looks like bug damage of some sort. I'm not a bug guy so I can't say which.

 

[NorthernGreener]

When it comes to spraying for leaf miners is there an organic I can use like a lemon juice or maybe baking soda solution, vinegar, I'm really trying to stay away from as many chemicals as I can on this first grow so my first buds are as natural as I can get them and thanks guys for the assist!

 

[Oldchucky]

I use vinegar to kill weeds. So do your homework. Lots of certified organic sprays on the market. Should probably match the product to your pest. I tried safer insecticidal soap spray once but probably wouldn’t use it again on small plants. They didn’t seem to like it. Would probably go with the non-Soap spray though. Good luck.

 

[NorthernGreener]

I use vinegar to kill weeds. So do your homework. Lots of certified organic sprays on the market. Should probably match the product to your pest. I tried safer insecticidal soap spray once but probably wouldn’t use it again on small plants. They didn’t seem to like it. Would probably go with the non-Soap spray though. Good luck.

Thanks for the advise ,I'll definitely do my research ,don't want to hurt my girls if I can help it

 

[Oldchucky]

They make non-soap sprays that I probably would give a try. The soap seem to kind of suffocate the leaves for a while but they came back. But I think some pests need to be suffocated out so it’s not The products fault.

 

[NorthernGreener]

I've read about a white oil spray where you mix a teaspoon of vegetable oil and a teaspoon of dish soap in 500ml of water and spray your plants but I don't like the idea of stressing my girls that way especially since I just topped them a few days ago

 

[RealizedReal000]

Nuke em or lost coast plant therapy are organic and work wonders on all sorts of pest. Gets some yellow sticky cards and put em on top soil.

 

[Habosabin]

Nuke em or lost coast plant therapy are organic and work wonders on all sorts of pest. Gets some yellow sticky cards and put em on top soil.

Go to lost coast therapy and they will send you a freebie. $5 shipping.

 

[Irie420]

Neem oil works pretty well and is organic too

 

[NorthernGreener]

Thanks guys I'm going to check on both those options, I actually had this happen to some leaves earlier on and thought I had some nute deficiency and used some tea to help absorption and the pest seem to go away or the nute deficiency went away I thought, but they've come back any thoughts on using the tea as a spray?