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Pigmentation disorders
Mr_Green79started grow question a month ago
I have several plants of different varieties. In all of these plants, I had pigment disorders from the beginning, on very few leaves, so to speak. I also watered my soil with nematodes on the first day, and I don't have any vermin in my room. Maybe someone can help me
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AsNoriuanswered grow question a month ago
wpm on third photo is possible, rest could be pest or mechanical damage.
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001100010010011110answered grow question a month ago
if it's just older leaves, very isolated, and no 'honeydew' around the damage (essentially glistening insect saliva or excretion of some sort when they eat?), probably just some aged leaves.
if it's a pest, it'll become a big problem in short order. Pyrethrines kill on contact and biodegrade quickly. Still wouldn't use that or anything else on flower. So your options are limited. "organic" pesticide does not mean it is safe. I wouldn't spray a plant in flower, personally, but each to their own weighing the health risks.
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Kenn0rphananswered grow question a month ago
Hello there!
That damage looks like thrips to me. I've had more spells with these guys than I've cared to ever have. My suggestion is to remove any leaves with these signs and then spray+water with athena IPM.
Thrips are hard to see with the naked eye. Need to look over infected leaves with a microscope to confirm.
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