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Noooo... Didnt want to hear that it might be bugs, I live in Canada and the snow here has just began to melt, I have seen the odd spider in there and I try and keep her REAL clean in my room... Sure hope your wrong . The water temp is 73F (21c). Hahaha TimTookaLook and he has mixed ideas, thats why Im in here Hahaha.. Thanks for the info. And again, hope your wrong LoL.
Looks like one of two things to me, possible pests like russet mites (your going to need some sort of microscope), or hot rhizosphere. What's the temp of the water in the dwc? And what did Tim say about it after he took a look? Couldn't help myself on the last bit. Good luck
First grow? From seed? In the winter in Canada? In a new clean room?Seems unlikely you’d have russets. Scope it at 60x plus to be sure but probably from that SUPER low humidity and high nutes/ too bright of light combined. Possibly high temps too. The bad leaves probably will never uncurl, look to the new growth for improvement....At least I hope you don’t have russets, good luck manNoooo... Didnt want to hear that it might be bugs, I live in Canada and the snow here has just began to melt, I have seen the odd spider in there and I try and keep her REAL clean in my room... Sure hope your wrong . The water temp is 73F (21c). Hahaha TimTookaLook and he has mixed ideas, thats why Im in here Hahaha.. Thanks for the info. And again, hope your wrong LoL.
First grow? From seed? In the winter in Canada? In a new clean room?Seems unlikely you’d have russets. Scope it at 60x plus to be sure but probably from that SUPER low humidity and high nutes/ too bright of light combined. Possibly high temps too. The bad leaves probably will never uncurl, look to the new growth for improvement....At least I hope you don’t have russets, good luck man
Don’t waste your time dude, i mean i hope it is not broad or russet mites too but it probably is. I think you should start with neem spray at once, at least just to be safe. You can go with chemical alternatives too but i wouldn’t know anything about chemicals i hate chemicals on something i am going to smoke or ingest.
That would be Russets or Broad mites my friend. I'm being extremely honest here, I would chop those down and start over and clean like crazy.
Because with the damage and time it takes to fix them, you could have already grown a healthy plant that doesn't have issues. And even after they are pest free, they usually don't touch their potential. If you are trying to really save them, it is a good learning opportunity. A sulfur spray should knock em out, I would do green cleaner as well, seperate. Sprayed every 5 or so days apart, switched back and forth. No sulfur a week before flower or in flower. Green cleaner can be sprayed in flower, I don't recommend spraying anything no matter how organic past week 3. Good luck
Because with the damage and time it takes to fix them, you could have already grown a healthy plant that doesn't have issues. And even after they are pest free, they usually don't touch their potential. If you are trying to really save them, it is a good learning opportunity. A sulfur spray should knock em out, I would do green cleaner as well, seperate. Sprayed every 5 or so days apart, switched back and forth. No sulfur a week before flower or in flower. Green cleaner can be sprayed in flower, I don't recommend spraying anything no matter how organic past week 3. Good luck
Lol goodluck when you look back at this remember this moment here when I told you this. I've been down the crappy Russet mite road, trying to save you time, money and failure in the end. You can absolutely save the plants don't get me wrong, I just would never send those gals into flower ever.
Agreed. But if you want to try to save it do as MirrorZen suggested and see if you can save them. It is always sad to lose pretty ladies but we have to learn to let it go :crying2: also you can do neem too just after you turn the lights off tho these are one of the most dreaded pests out there and from what i read it is very hard to get rid of them completely so you should take preventative measures on your next grow like regular neem applications, some kind of leaf coating agent which protects againsts pest (ex. Biobizz leafcoat) and you should sanitize your whole growing area. Its really fucked up man sorry for your loss.
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