[Neezyweezy]

So things were goin fine
Veg into about 2 months waiting for flower room to finish. I noticed some nodes and leaves getting F’d up hard!!

what is this a sign of ? Why are they shriveling away like that

 

[Neezyweezy]

This is only happening to a few plants only the rest are lookin unaffected

 

[mysticepipedon]

I can't say I know why the growing points look like that, but from the look of the soil, you are not watering properly.

When the soil at the bottom of the pot is dry while the soil at the top is damp, it means the plant is not being watered thoroughly. Also, there are a lot of roots in one area and fewer in others. That is probably from watering the center of the pot without watering the soil along the sides.

 

[Neezyweezy]

I hear ya on the watering in the center i will try to water more evenly. But whats wrong with my leaves and pistils at this rate im gonna lose my whole crop :(

is it bugs or mildew?

 

[Pushrod Monkey]

Bugs. Botanigard 1/4 teaspoon in 20 ounces of water in a spray bottle. Cover everything. These little suckers are minute. One dose and they’ll be gone and new growth will be normal.

 

[mancorn]

Think it’s nutrient or water related as opposed to bugs (which you should be able to identify if not). What are you feeding?

 

[Capital_Florica]

It’s not mildew. I’d water without nutrients till runoff to ensure saturation and wait a couple of days. If the plant gets better, it’s over feeding or a PH problem. If the plant doesn’t, it’s bugs. Deformed new growth is usually an indication of bugs.

 

[Scar818]

It does look like bugs i would spray with insecticide and you are not even in flower so spray away drench the shit out of them and the area around

 

[Neezyweezy]

Thanks for input fellas! Inhave treated them twice with safers 3 in 1 . So im worrying things still happening.
I will apply again tonight and report back in a fungicie and insectide

 

[Neezyweezy]

Is safers good enough for my problem?

 

[Scar818]

You should only use 1 type over and over because they develop immunity so switch up the insecticide

 

[Neezyweezy]

Ok guys i just took some pics on my scope which i shouldve done awhile ago . Please tell me whats up

heres undersides and face sides of 2 leaves
Whats the white specks? Mildew or eggs?
Please somebody help im freaking out

 

[Neezyweezy]

Dont mind that black spot my scope is dirty

 

[Scar818]

Btw i meannt shouldn’t only use one type

 

[Neezyweezy]

I

Btw i meannt shouldn’t only use one type

ya think i got bugs or that white spots is eggs??

 

[Neezyweezy]

Btw i meannt shouldn’t only use one type

I understand what ya mean i will try neem oil next with some silica sound good?

 

[Neezyweezy]

Think it’s nutrient or water related as opposed to bugs (which you should be able to identify if not). What are you feeding?

Floralicious grow ,123 three part by gh ,armor si, cal mag ,at 700 ppm

 

[Scar818]

Sure personally i use azamax, crop control, plant therapy or nuke em. All of those are pretty good

 

[Capital_Florica]

It’s difficult to tell, some of those white specks, like in picture 3 could be mite eggs but altogether it looks a lot cleaner than you’d expect. It’s possible they aren’t on the leaves and instead in the soil. If you see no improvement following Neem oil application, try something that targets the soil. My money is on some kind of soil mite.

 

[Scar818]

Sure there is no harm in using the spray just in case. People even spray once or twice a week for preventing. And some medicines can actually be given with your water as well