Insect attacks.

Da Mann

Da Mann

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What ever it is it should be plenty big to see. Is it outdoors? Maybe a grass hopper. If it is worms you should be able to see them on the plant. Look under all leaves.
 
ganjamanotie

ganjamanotie

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I had some leafs that looked eaten like that too. Turns out it was an earwig living inside a deformed leaf
 
neonknight420

neonknight420

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[QUOTadvicea Mann, post: 10560226, member: 878391"]What ever it is it should be plenty big to see. Is it outdoors? Maybe a grass hopper. If it is worms you should be able to see them on the plant. Look under all leaves.[/QUOTE]
Good advice, look under every leaf that's usually were they hide.
 
AllenHaze

AllenHaze

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Sometimes it happens. I've sprinkled minced garlic or garlic powder around and on my plants outdoors with good results. A lot of pests hate garlic. You can also sprinkle crushed eggshells around your plant to deter slugs. :peace:
 
Hubey

Hubey

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If it's outdoors you better be prepared for all sorts of insects. Neem works fine for me. I found slugs more on my stems. Never seen a lot of dem either. Each year can be different.
I grow outdoor by a swamp one thing eats another.
 
RAYRAY420SMOKEWEEDEREDAY

RAYRAY420SMOKEWEEDEREDAY

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To many different kinds of bugs/insects outdoors for anyone to give you a exact answer. You have to just hope you find the source of the problem soon and annihilate the bastards
 
Da Mann

Da Mann

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One thing I forgot about because you see them all the time but not on your plant. Earwigs, Them little Phuckers can get it done.
 
needthacheeba

needthacheeba

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when its dark, using a flashlight would mess it up right??? I've been looking into organocide, neem oil. and mixing rubbing alcohol.
 
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