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VacaVerde6 years ago
Plant seeing weak. Gave some more magnesium and doubled the amount of nutes.
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VacaVerdestarted grow question 6 years ago
Can anyone spot (if possible yet) by this last pictures if it’s a male or female? Looks like a “drop” shaped pre flower but I don’t know if it is a pre flower or new sprout with leafs. I’m having a lot of ramifications on this one and saw this happening on other areas.
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Teamdirtbag2answered grow question 6 years ago
You need to lower your hours of light. Or wait, it will show itself sooner or later.
If you choose to lower light hrs get to 14 on and it will usually show sex... after that you can increase light hrs and go back to veg easily.
VacaVerdestarted grow question 6 years ago
Hi there.I’m almost sure it’s a female (pic). I got my first bugs. By the look of it I guess it’s spider mites. What I did so far is spray top and bottom leafs with a neen oil solution after lights out and since I saw it on only 2 of the bottom leafs (removed). Any other tip?
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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OutForRealanswered grow question 6 years ago
It is looking like thrips , not spider mites , spider mites marks are round dots and not the rules of marks you have. Anyway neem oil is still working on thrips. My only advice would be to spray during 2 week at least to get rid of the bug/larva & eggs 😊 . Your plant is a female, you can see 4 pistils on the picture named " female ? " ✌️🏼
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VacaVerdecommentedweek 126 years ago
Thanks for answering @SoinnerCaribbean. After some research on thrips I must say you are spot on. Putted some traps and will keep spraying neen. @souljasam, thanks for your answer. Happy it’s a female. Will do some clones soon.
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