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vicisdope
vicisdopestarted grow question 5 years ago
See the photos of the aphid (I think) attack. Online help = 🤯 sprayed the soil and misted the plant with hydrogen peroxide (1.5 tbs in 1 cup ish of water. Other plant also had spots on leaves. All clipped now. Is hydrogen peroxide enough? Rather not get another spray
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Philindicus
Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
From what you showed that doesn't look like aphid damage. Did you physically see aphids on the underside of the leaves? If you had aphids they would be all over your smaller leaves/buds sucking them dry causing leaf demormities they wouldn't bother with the large fan leave as much.This could be from watering with the lights on and the water droplets became magnified causing burn spots on the leaf. Try to water just the soil or make sure the leaves are dry before the lights come on. You will be removing this leaf at some point. It doesn't look like a deficiency issue either. Just stop defoliating the plant,and let her grow some new leaves. Hope this puts your mind to rest.
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DankGardener
DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
Turn that leaf over and look with magnifying glass. I don't think u have a pests. U might of just got some water on leaf when watering. But yes your solution will work and it's best to spray when lights go off. U don't want them on with water on leaves. Will burn. Good luck 👍
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
I bet you have no haphids , take a look under the leaves and you will see nothing livin
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