Pearl
- 51
- 18
Got it. Thank you for responding.You will need to provide a lot more info to get meaningful help.
This is outdoors? Potted or unpotted, what medium? You been feeding them and if so with what?
Thanks. What would suggest I should do? I took a magnifying glass to the leaves, but couldn't find any pets so not sure what the best approach is.Some kind of mites or other little pests.
You look under the leaves? They are small. Lots of products out there. I like Lost Coast Plant TherapyThanks. What would suggest I should do? I took a magnifying glass to the leaves, but couldn't find any pets so not sure what the best approach is.
I spent an embarrassing amount of time today looking under the leaves and didn't find anything. I did manage to get a few more pictures though..maybe I'm not seeing something that you may see? I really appreciate your help - I'm stumped and it's driving me crazy!You look under the leaves? They are small. Lots of products out there. I like Lost Coast Plant Therapy
Always treat preventatively. Keep bugs from getting a holdThanks. What would suggest I should do? I took a magnifying glass to the leaves, but couldn't find any pets so not sure what the best approach is.
Yeah i think your right absolutely right just not sure about the bumps being that although they do some funky stuffLooks like it’s reveg issues to me
I don't know about other fertilizers, but I used this product. Supposedly it's good for foliar spraying. They seem to respond very well to it. https://buildasoil.com/products/pure-protein-dry-organic-fish-fertilizerOff topic. I thought you weren't supposed to get fertilizer on the leaves. Leads me to the idea 'don't use it in a foliar spray'
Chech the serrations early in the morning and look water sap. Like little water droolets. I think i see one In the pic below.
Water pressure causes secretion from the serrated tips. Its their natural pressure relief.
That could just be condensate i mean near the tips of the serrations… the process is called guttation. But i think your real issue lay with what @GrowHobo said…. ReveggingYes! There were droplets under the leaves early this morning. I thought it was just dew. What do you think?
View attachment 1255376
TIL - thank you! Getting humbled real quick from this thread...Never heard about guttation. No water droplets at the serrations.That could just be condensate i mean near the tips of the serrations… the process is called guttation. But i think your real issue lay with what @GrowHobo said…. Revegging
@GrowHobo was the one to point it out. I hadn’t even noticed until he pointed it out.TIL - thank you! Getting humbled real quick from this thread...Never heard about guttation. No water droplets at the serrations.
Re-vegging - greatttt...Is there anything I can do? What would you do? If there's a resource you recommend I read, I'd absolutely do that. There's so much conflicting info out there which makes it difficult for me to navigate since I'm still new to this. Appreciate your and everyone else's help in figuring this out.
yea, id just let it monstercrop at this point and itll be a bush by october@GrowHobo was the one to point it out. I hadn’t even noticed until he pointed it out.
If your outdoor id just let it ride… gonna be a lot of funky growth but will flower again in the fall. But thats just an opinion of what i would do and im not an outdoor grower
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?