Problema fogliare nelle piante

Gabroxxx
Gabroxxxstarted grow question 4y ago
I have a problem with the leaves of all the plants I have in the box, I think it's an infestation of some pest that I tried to eliminate with neem oil, unfortunately I later found out that the preparation was too strong and therefore damaged the plants even more, any advice?
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 4y ago
Yeah, you've kind of cooked them - but it's not without hope. I would start by cleaning up the mess, getting rid of all the dead leaves and throwing them away. Then just be gentle with them, recognize they're going to need a bit of time to recover - but I DO think they'll recover. I've never found neem oil to be effective at anything, to be honest... waste of money. For leaf sucking insects, I use either Dr. Zymes Eliminator or Spinosad... for leaf chewers, I use BT (bacsillus thuringenisis) they're all organic and can be used straight through harvest whereas neem oil really shouldn't be applied on the buds themselves... and always Always ALWAYS spray just before lights out so the moisture doesn't act like a magnifying lens and your leaves are burned by the lights... Don't give up.... this WILL come back... and if you just get rid of the dead/dying leaves, she'll LOOK a lot prettier (and I swear, plants LIKE to look good!) It will give both you and your plant a boost in morale! Good luck....
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Youthman
Youthmananswered grow question 4y ago
Hey! The plant seems to be lacking everything, but the problem is definitely in the soil. I highly recommend using Biobizz products, fish mix (it brings the soil to life), root juice that nourishes the roots, Bloom and Top Max (you have a phosphorus and potassium deficiency), and Activera for micronutrients. Check the pH of both the irrigation water and the runoff water first; maybe an incorrect pH is preventing the plant from absorbing nutrients. Water only if the pot is light, that way you definitely avoid overwatering, and keep temperatures (18-26) and humidity (40-70) fairly stable :) it should sort itself out quickly like this! Come on, it will survive!
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