Sprayed plant to kill mite now this.

[Frankwalk3r]

This is what the plant looked like when i noticed a spider mite.

Decided to ask a friend for some advice and they gave me this.

3 hours after lights came on i noticed the plant looking like this.


2 other plants sprayed. 1 showing the same condition only minor other showing 0 symptons.
New to this so take it easy on me, i know i probably should not have sprayed anything on them and just released some lady bugs but i got worried.
I believe i caused some sort or toxicity or burn but i have no idea how to fix this
Running under a 400w HPS at 30cm distance from canopy.

What should i do?

 

[Nickcg123]

Did you spray them while lights on?

 

[Nickcg123]

Sorry, should have asked if the leaves were still wet when lights came?

 

[Nickcg123]

If so, the wetness on the leaves acted as a magnifying glass and burnt them. Not much you can do about it now, keep doing the normal routine and hope for the best.

 

[Angus Hung]

what did you spray bug begone? looks like you used to strong a mix or sprayed with the lights on. hopefully you got the mites.
the leaves will die off. hopefully you haven't started flower

 

[xtsho]

What should you do? Stop spraying that stuff on your plants. It's in too strong a concentration and is burning your plant. It's paraffin oil. It probably works great on plants like roses and citrus trees that are much hardier but it's obviously not friendly to a cannabis plant which has leaves much more fragile. Plus it comes from crude oil. All you can do now is let the plant recover.

"Liquid paraffin oil is a mineral oil, and is a by-product of petroleum distillation."

 

[Lpena007]

Next time, spray them with peroxide for bugs

 

[Frankwalk3r]

Not sprayin

If so, the wetness on the leaves acted as a magnifying glass and burnt them. Not much you can do about it now, keep doing the normal routine and hope for the best.

Exactly what happened.

 

[Frankwalk3r]

what did you spray bug begone? looks like you used to strong a mix or sprayed with the lights on. hopefully you got the mites.
the leaves will die off. hopefully you haven't started flower

Could I have triggered flowering ?

 

[Frankwalk3r]

What should you do? Stop spraying that stuff on your plants. It's in too strong a concentration and is burning your plant. It's paraffin oil. It probably works great on plants like roses and citrus trees that are much hardier but it's obviously not friendly to a cannabis plant which has leaves much more fragile. Plus it comes from crude oil. All you can do now is let the plant recover.

"Liquid paraffin oil is a mineral oil, and is a by-product of petroleum distillation."

Amazing words of wisdom thank you heaps.