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July 22, 2022 520ppm, 6.0Ph soak for the older plants. Trying to move them all around so they get more light.

It looks perfectly happy. You must be a natural! Keep us updated :)

Your plants look good all things considered. Hope you find the culprit!

I’m 80% certain that the bug is grasshopper. See how I put the pots on the ‘grass’ and raised them? Well, lots of clover growing in and around there — like chocolate for grasshoppers. When they were way smaller I hit them back with some pyrethrin powder (Doktor Doom), but have since allowed them...

good eye pointing out the powder, but I forgot to say that it’s from some powder based pesticide I was using awhile ago…I’ll look up leaf miner bug. Thanks!!!

Some yellowing, see thread https://www.rollitup.org/t/yellow-spots.1077671/ Fed small plants 500ppm, Watered large plants

good to hear…mine get about 85-90 all day in the sun and is going well for the most part. First time I ever found spots and discolour, but I’ve also been aggressively feeding them so who knows what it could be.

Actually, looking at it inside under some different light, I think I am see what are tiny bug holes with a discolouring around it (yellow/brown). Maybe that’s all if is. Also the heat!

Also, if u look at my log, these plants are flushed only once a week or so, but every feed is 500-650ppm. Recently in this heat they’ve been getting a water (with the feed) daily or every 2 days. These are autos btw.

The white is pesticide (from awhile ago). I DID wonder if the dark spots could be water burn. It is HOT and the lawn sprinkler sometimes gets a plant by accident.

Having a hard time deciding if this is a calcium deficiency, Ph Down build up, nutrient burn, or a mix of all. I’ll do a run off test tonight or tomorrow, but what would be your best guess at this point? The yellow spots and tiny amount of tip burn. (It’s hot here so could that also be heat...

Thanks! Yours look amazing too. That’s the beauty of the bags, can move them to the shade :). I’ve also seen people build shade tents, but that’s for climates that are constantly over 35c all summer (Death Valley).

Good eye! I took a closer look and upon further inspection I did not find any signs of aphids. I think it might have been a couple small holes from grasshopper playing with the sunlight. It may have also been what you see in the photos below did find my very first leaf discolour! These are all...

First ever grow here. Feeling grateful for this sunny weather after a rough June — Very resilient plants. All sorts of stuff here: Green Crack, Gelato, GG#4, Amnesia, Norther Lights x2, another one called Annunaki. Most are at week 5-6, a few others at week 3.5.

July 20, 2022 Feeding: 640ppm, 6.0Ph (6 week plants).

July 19, 2022 Feeding: 600ppm, 6.1Ph (6 week plants), 450, 5.9 (3 week plants.

So 4 of my outdoor autos (green crack, gelato, northern lights, gorilla glue #4) seem to be doing well. They all look like this (below). Each have a bunch of bud sites starting and they’re hungry af. Here’s my grow log: https://www.rollitup.org/t/canadian-outdoor-auto-grow-log.1075823/page-2...

July 18, 2022 Fed the 5.5 week olds at 575ppm, 6.0Ph. 3 week olds still moist. Noticing how the older ones drink more because they’re all getting the same sun. It kind of feels like I’m feeding them too much, but I’m not seeing any signs of burn at all.

Hope so. Thanks! Those are all 5 gallon bags.

Just wondering if my Green Crack auto here is a hermie. There are pistils, but debating whether Calyx or early pollen sack? Have no experience whatsoever and just going off pics online. My Indica and hybrids (Norther Lights, GG#4) are way clearer. They’re also feminized (of course) but heard can...