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Elbenneto
Elbennetostarted grow question 24 days ago
Who eated some of the leafes and how can I get rid of him?
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ykscotttyk25
ykscotttyk25answered grow question 23 days ago
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SPCKush
SPCKushanswered grow question 23 days ago
If you're growing outdoors than possible leaf burn, you said something about alot of rain, that can be it. The sun will focus the light on the beads of water. If it's bugs then check the bottom of the leaves and you'll see signs. If bugs try Crop Defender or The Amazing Doctor Zymes, they're both good alternatives to Neem oil Good luck and Happy Growing
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 23 days ago
Idk if this is bug damage, it looks a lot like somethings happening when the leaves are small. could be issues in the roots giving it mutated growth. Also maybe thrips?? but you should see them on the plant, this is more of a guess then anything. You can place sticky traps around the plant and see if they catch anything then you can treat from there. Or just apply a broad spectrum and see if it helps. This could lead to a false positive if its not pests but you think it was. Good Luck!
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GoldenWeedGrower
GoldenWeedGroweranswered grow question 23 days ago
bugs, use neem oil, if it doesn't work use spinosad. good luck !
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Fisix
Fisixanswered grow question 24 days ago
Hi, For any pests you could use a combination of Kaliumsoap and Neemoil both are natural. Neemoil interrupts their life cylce and they stop feeding and stuff like that and the Kaliumsoap should kill them on contact. Use that for a few weeks once or twice a day and you should be good. Hope this helps.
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OimRausch
OimRauschanswered grow question 24 days ago
That looks more like a mechanical damage, or did you sprayed something while lights on? It looks alike whenn you spray during lights on the magnifying effect will burn holes in the leaves. Good luck Mate!
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question 24 days ago
It looks like something got you good. I have had very good luck with using neem oil, it seems to prevent bugs from coming in very well. If you have bugs on them currently then your best bet is to use an insecticide or and all natural insecticide to remove them while you can before you get into flower. Keep checking on them as well because they can keep coming back unless you have good preventative measures in place Hope this helps.
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