Some holes on the leafs

[StevetheGrower]

Hello guys and greetings!
I have a problem last weeks i ve seen holes on my leafs some are even missing a big cut and i was thinking about insects
I am growing indoor with exh fans 2 oscilating
Any idea it will be helpfull because this is my first time doing it and i had passed a lot of troubles and learning also
Here is a quick video

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Look for bugs on the bottom of the leaves.

 

[StevetheGrower]

Hello sir i have looking with my eyes but i see nothing .. i will buy some sticker traps any idea to get rid of them ?

 

[ProfessorB88]

Check under leaves for bugs and anything that might be crawling on top of pot… neem oil i find good to protect the leaves as a preventative measure and kill existing pests and not to hard on your plants hope this link helps https://www.masterclass.com/articles/neem-oil-for-plants

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

You have to figure out what they are first. We need some closeups of the holes, the soil, and the overall plant.
What do you feed and how often?

 

[yobbocrack]

I've had holes develop in old leaves and not bug related but obviously your plant is not old.

 

[PK1]

I agree with numb, before doing anything post some proper close up pictures. but based on the video i would say to much wind bellowing towards the plants.

 

[Aqua Man]

Have a cat? Mice?

 

[StevetheGrower]

Check under leaves for bugs and anything that might be crawling on top of pot… neem oil i find good to protect the leaves as a preventative measure and kill existing pests and not to hard on your plants hope this link helps https://www.masterclass.com/articles/neem-oil-for-plants

I had checked with bare eye but i see nothing..

 

[StevetheGrower]

You have to figure out what they are first. We need some closeups of the holes, the soil, and the overall plant.
What do you feed and how often?

Ok i will post some close up pictures so you can see clearer... Soil is coco 70-30 perlite and plants are 45days old and they had passed a lot of troubles with me haahaa.. i was using only one fan but after i saw those holes i opened up and the other one . i feed every three waterings, water water water feed about 650ppm.

 

[StevetheGrower]

I agree with numb, before doing anything post some proper close up pictures. but based on the video i would say to much wind bellowing towards the plants.

I believe with one oscilating fan hitting the plants i willbe fine ,but after i check some vids about what s my problem i had opened and the second one so it can blow away any insect or whatever...

 

[StevetheGrower]

Have a cat? Mice?

Sir appreciate your time i have no pets tho

 

[StevetheGrower]

Here some pictures of the plants both have holes on leafs but the second plant got some discoloration also any idea ??
Ps sorry for my dirty hands i get back from work and i went straight to the babys :D

 

[Aqua Man]

Looks genetic and slight mag deficiency after taking more time to look.

watering practices may be part of the issue.

 

[Madmax]

I was thinking the same..genetics.i had similar going on but only on a few leaves that isnt really affecting the plant.it practically went away..i was thinking maybe the silica then bugs but never seen anything under 100x loupe..if it was a bug youd see it if it was eating that much..

 

[StevetheGrower]

What do you mean the silica my friend. i am using Rhino skin to protect them from stress.i had checked with bare eye under the leafs above but i see noth even above the coco still nothing
I had put my fans blowing on the coco to fully dry it and then saturate it again maybe it will help me we will see :D

 

[Aqua Man]

What do you mean the silica my friend. i am using Rhino skin to protect them from stress.i had checked with bare eye under the leafs above but i see noth even above the coco still nothing
I had put my fans blowing on the coco to fully dry it and then saturate it again maybe it will help me we will see :D

HOW TO WATER COCO FOR BEST RESULTS.

Ok writing this cause i see this issue often and rather have a thread to link than explain this each time. This is not my work but a collection of info from many members here and I have put into practice myself. So first off COCO is NOT soil. For best results we want to keep it saturated...

www.thcfarmer.com

 

[Madmax]

I have seen silica mentioned in other old posts with pics of leaves that have holes between the veins at the base of the leaf.as thats what my leafs had..looked a little like a skeloton lol