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Possible deficiency or pest problem

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020.

  1. #1 Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020
    Can some one please look at this and tell me what’s up with my plants need to know ASAP as about to go flowering and want to sort this out before I do.

    the pisctures show what’s happening to multiple leaves on the plant help would be realy appreciated
     

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  2. #2 kencancook87, Jan 9, 2020
    Thrips by the looks of it I've been fighting these fuckers for ages proppa hard little basterds... neem oil works..

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  3. #3 Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020
    Thanks for feed back appreciate it a lot
     
  4. #4 Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020
    Took that of today aswell , is this due to thrips to
     

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  5. #5 BudgetMessiah, Jan 9, 2020
    I wonder what the undersides of the leaves look like.
    Those could be mites, aphids, scale. Fucking thrips like that other dude said. The difference is academic. You've got bugs.
    I'd recommend diatomaceous earth. Create a suspension with water and spray to both sides of the leaves. It's organic and kills anything made out of chitin, and nothing else. It's so safe they add it to livestock feed.
     
  6. #6 Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020
    That’s the bottom of it if helps identify what is actually up with it
     

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  7. #7 BudgetMessiah, Jan 9, 2020
    I have very little doubt that you have an insect pest problem. If you have a magnifying glass or jeweler's loupe, bust it out and take a look. I was expecting to see a lot more on the undersides as they are more tender than the tops of the leaves.
    I suppose this means you caught it relatively early. "Lucky" you. ;)
     
  8. #8 Kwasi11, Jan 9, 2020
    What do u recommend I do if it is insects
     
  9. #9 BudgetMessiah, Jan 9, 2020
    Diatomaceous Earth
    Follow instructions and either sprinkle it direct or mix with water. If you make a liquid, grab a spray bottle and spray both sides of the leaves and mist the stems (you can use a soft paper towel or something to dab away excess moisture).
     
  10. #10 Dee2019, Apr 21, 2020
    Have you managed to identify the problem? I'm having same exact issue, leaves are stained with yellow but under leaf seems fine..
     

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  11. #11 DrGreenDumb, Apr 22, 2020
    Mammoth p makes a bug spray but I think it might be preventative. I’ve had good luck with captain jacks. Also look into optic foliar as an option. Good luck
     

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