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dusk84
dusk84started grow question 7 months ago
Are these white specs powdery mildew or dead skin of my chin? If the latter do I spray the plants with peroxide? Week 4 flower start check the 2 photos zoomed in
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 7 months ago
You don't have powdery mildew. Your plants look seriously over watered to me. Your plant looks like it's oxygen starved. Saturated soil is not good for Weed. Roots need air or the plant starts doing what i see your plant doing. If you are in 7 gal pots as your diary says, that's way too big for the size those plants are. If you saturate your soil in a large pot with a plant that has a small root mass, you are going to suffocate it. More often than not, less is more with growing weed. Many people love their plants to death. I would let your soil dry out so your pots are light when you lift them. Then water with only 1 liter of a calmag mixture pH to 6.3 Since you are in flowering, drop your humidity to 45% to help get them transpiring at a faster rate to get those pots dried out. Get your fan blowing across the soil surfaces to also help to dry them out. Cultivate the top inch of your soil so it's nice and fluffy and even to help to get some oxygen down to the roots. I'm guessing you have been steadily feeding these plants so there shouldn't be anything lacking, but rather too much fertilizer. Given that i suspect your plants are oxygen starved at the roots, i would suggest holding off on feeding for a week. Get that soil dried out and then lightly water with a calmag solution. Your PPM is pretty high for soil as well. in my opinion 1400ppm is too much. I never go higher than 1200ppm and that is only for weeks 4 and 5 of flower. Then I reduce to 1150, then 1100 and then closing out with the flushing before harvest. You can't run ppm super high without additional co2 injection. Ideally i would say flush your soil with 6.3 pH water to leech the soil of excess salts, but i suspect your plant suffers from saturated soil so now is not the time for that. Try drying out the soil and then lighly water and see if they start bouncing back.
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Ctrellis90
Ctrellis90answered grow question 7 months ago
I'm not seeing any PM...and I've dealt with it before although never indoors.
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greenAF
greenAFanswered grow question 7 months ago
Have u sprayed it with neem or anything? Those look like leftover globs, I had a shitty bottle of neem and it left them all over the plant, looked pretty much exactly the same. Def not wpm.
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CULTIVATORFROG
CULTIVATORFROGanswered grow question 7 months ago
Definitivamente no es moho polvoriento. Las colonias de pulgones (como le decimos en mi pais) o Afídidos se empiezan a desarrollar en el revés de las hojas más bajas de su planta. No hay de que preocuparse.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 7 months ago
i see trichomes and some sort of particulate. don't think there is any wpm here. it brushes off, eh? colonies form differently from that. it'll be more than a speck by the time you see it, even if small. textured circle of white..
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 7 months ago
Lmao. No. Absolutely not mildew. Could be dandruff maybe? First thought was aphids but no they like underneath the leaves. It’s not WPM or mildew tho
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