g_slim

Beautiful :heart:

@Clutch, I am very glad, you found the reason for the spots!

@g_slim, u were right about bitemarks Found some small caterpillar (really still babies) and I gave neem oil watering the next day after the flush from 2 days before Hopefully PH is correct now and the Neem does his work Gonna order ladybugs and predator bugs too in a week. They say Neem Oil and good bugs is not recommended so I wanna make sure there is 10 days between those 2 methods :slightly_smiling_face: Thanks for checking in buddy. Happy growing :pray:

This plant surely keeps you busy! I am baffled by the little brown spots. First I thought manganese def, but its very rare and the plant seems to have intraveinal chlorosis on the older leafs, not between the veins. Could have anything (mites?) nibbled on the plants? Could they have gotten sprinkled with water in the sun? I'd like to be more help, but that's all I got so far. I hope you get a handle on it soon, fingers crossed!

@Clutch, Thank you! And also for the advice! That is what I was doing so far. I'll just keep at it. I have been pruning away most of the inner lower shoots and some of the leafs, that shaded the upper buds. Just like I do it indoor. Fingers crossed for a dry fall.

Looking fantastic man wow :heart_eyes::grin: For defoliation I would just say to pick away all bad leaves that u see or the ones that get used by the plant. If u pick them away like every 2 weeks the plants can still use them as food and u pick them away at the right time before they can spread diseases but while they still had a good purpose for the plant Hope u get some good results from those monsters :muscle: Happy growing :pray:

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Hey, This looks amazing, nice to see your page! Please come by mine and say hello if you have time, would be fun. /LST :man::skin-tone-4:‍:ear_of_rice::seedling:

Massive plants, congrats