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Is this fungus infection what could it be ? Help !!

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017.

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  1. #1 Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017
    IMG_0068.JPG IMG_0070.JPG I'm wondering if I should take of the leaves with the dots before it spread it look like a fungus infection to me what should I do and if it a fungus infection what is the spots
     
  2. #2 Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017
    Is the first two leaves that have them not the seedling leaves buh the first pointed leaves
     
  3. #3 smokehound, Aug 9, 2017
    have you looked up spidermite or thrips damage?
     
  4. #4 Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017
    No I haven't I'm bout to right now it could be that I seen a bug in my soil the other day and kiled it
     
  5. #5 Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017
    I seen pictures of fungus knats I seen one this morning on my plant does that mean that is a fungus problem ? Or just bite damage
     
  6. #6 smokehound, Aug 9, 2017
    your photos are too blurry for me to tell, unfortunately..
     
  7. #7 Buzzer777, Aug 9, 2017
    USUALLY where there's one, there's more! Keep on yer toes! I would spray some Capt Jack's Dead Bug Brew (safe for plants and us), on leaves top and bottom as well as the soil. Must be the season, I saw one too..Bleh!
     
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  9. #9 Buzzer777, Aug 9, 2017
    Huh^^^ ???
     
  10. #10 Thc_native, Aug 9, 2017
    Thanks man for the info ima have to pick up a bottle of that how much does that cost and I sprayed a 1/4 mix of 3% alchohol and water for now to help a lil and put my fan on it to blow them away a lil just until I get some type of spray
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  11. #11 Buzzer777, Aug 9, 2017
    Alcohol will probably damage the leaves! Better off using diluted dish soap until the real stuff arrives.

    I would stop doing stuff until you read about what you are attempting
    I pd $10usd for Capt. Jacks Ready to use (32oz ) at Home depot. Next time I am getting a pint of concentrate for $16.
     

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