Newbie, what is going on with my leafs?

[Lexxielove2030]

first time grower I noticed today the leafs had brown spots on them and was kinda turning see-through. What could this be and how can I help it?

 

[firstgrowdontknow]

Hard to say without knowing anything about your grow(media/indoor/nutrients etc) but I'll give it a shot

1. looks like it could just be a funky leaf, it's high up on the plant and he other leaves look ok from what I see

2. Looks like physical damage to me, like it brushed up against something.

3. Could be bugs? It's hard to see.

4. Is looking good

I can't tell what it is but some of those leaves have small white spots on them.

 

[TannedViking]

2nd looks like wear and tear on an older fan leaf.

3rd looks like you got some hungry bugs. You checked the underside of the leaves recently?

 

[Lexxielove2030]

Hard to say without knowing anything about your grow(media/indoor/nutrients etc) but I'll give it a shot

1. looks like it could just be a funky leaf, it's high up on the plant and he other leaves look ok from what I see

2. Looks like physical damage to me, like it brushed up against something.

3. Could be bugs? It's hard to see.

4. Is looking good

I can't tell what it is but some of those leaves have small white spots on

So I used compost and top soil for the media and it’s an outdoor plant but I do move it to my building at night with a fan. I’m using a bloom booster and fish fertilizer. I definitely think some bugs are eaten on it. Are they away I can prevent that? I found this little guy on it.

 

[Oldchucky]

So I used compost and top soil for the media and it’s an outdoor plant but I do move it to my building at night with a fan. I’m using a bloom booster and fish fertilizer. I definitely think some bugs are eaten on it. Are they away I can prevent that? I found this little guy on it.

I would go over that plant with a fine tooth comb, looking for more of those little guys!

 

[WinJr63]

Hard to say without knowing anything about your grow(media/indoor/nutrients etc) but I'll give it a shot

1. looks like it could just be a funky leaf, it's high up on the plant and he other leaves look ok from what I see

2. Looks like physical damage to me, like it brushed up against something.

3. Could be bugs? It's hard to see.

4. Is looking good

I can't tell what it is but some of those leaves have small white spots on them.

Hard to say without knowing anything about your grow(media/indoor/nutrients etc) but I'll give it a shot

1. looks like it could just be a funky leaf, it's high up on the plant and he other leaves look ok from what I see

2. Looks like physical damage to me, like it brushed up against something.

3. Could be bugs? It's hard to see.

4. Is looking good

I can't tell what it is but some of those leaves have small white spots on them.

I would cut that leaf off ur flowering pretty good, don't need those leaves, plus ur outside end of summer. My 2 cents

 

[WinJr63]

I would cut that leaf off ur flowering pretty good, don't need those leaves, plus ur outside end of summer. My 2 cents

Sorry should of checked rest of thread, most definitely check for bugs

 

[firstgrowdontknow]

So I used compost and top soil for the media and it’s an outdoor plant but I do move it to my building at night with a fan. I’m using a bloom booster and fish fertilizer. I definitely think some bugs are eaten on it. Are they away I can prevent that? I found this little guy on it.

I've never grown outdoor cannabis, I do have a veg garden..

Caterpillars can be picked off like you have already but just growing a healthy plant is the best natural pest protection. Pest infestations are often secondary to poor plant health.

I would concentrate on making sure your plant is thriving and check for pests when you bring it inside. There are no predators inside so pests can spread rapidly.

 

[Merkle]

So I used compost and top soil for the media and it’s an outdoor plant but I do move it to my building at night with a fan. I’m using a bloom booster and fish fertilizer. I definitely think some bugs are eaten on it. Are they away I can prevent that? I found this little guy on it.

Inch worm. They could be the culprits. I plant marigolds with my tomatoes to keep guys like this away from my plants. It may be worth a try. Bonus is they look nice in a planter along with your weed.

 

[TannedViking]

Ye besides health and pesticides there's not a lot. There's BT spray that's been used for ages as a natural pesticide that's said to also kill moths and caterpillars. Never used it so cant recommend.

 

[Merkle]

Neem oil can be used as well.

 

[orggrwr]

No neem oil in flower. Bt is fine and works well combined with daily inspections and plucking off the strays.

 

[RoadKillSkunkHunt]

Neem oil can be used as well.

You don't want any Neem oil on your cannabis flowers.

 

[Merkle]

You don't want any Neem oil on your cannabis flowers.

True.