3 weeks into flowering, nutrient def....
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Snow Crash
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Calcium deficiency or pH spotting.
More info required to properly diagnose.
Could be spider mites.
More info required to properly diagnose.
Could be spider mites.
dura72
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if in doubt, flush, add a little epsom salts to next feed and hit with an insecticide or sulphur burner, then spray with neem oil, lol, i know this sounds like shooting in the dark but doing all this usually hits the problem....it very rarely causes any further harm.
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W N L
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Looks like spider mites to me, Check under the leafs for spider webs, Use a magnifying glass because they are VERY hard to spot with the naked eye, If you see little black things crawling or webs, I would get "Don't Bug me" Its a solution you spray on them, and After a week depending on the infestation it should go back to normal, again this is IF you have spider mites, I would also probably check the PH, Hard to tell with only pictures. But good luck hope you find out what the problem is.
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JLStiffy
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Looks like a later stage of nut def not mites. As dura72 said, ' add epsom salts' its def a good idea; especially when in doubt. Than I would add a mild dose (around 600ppm) of feed. Make sure you have a decent N value in your feed regime. Or better yet, Micro because that usually is the supply line for your calcium/mag and N. Not saying it's a nitrogen issue. Its just that your Micro part' would nature most deficiency. Just make sure what u give them is readily avail and also has a pH that works for your time in flower. I like 6.4 in soilless medium.
If you want to spray for buds, I would use a substance like Soy'yanora, a soya bean extract because it does not gloss the plants hard and is a healing extract for this plant too. I have yet to see a better spray that takes it sooo easy on this plant but does soo much for it! You can spray it on damaged leaf. It treats mits and powder mildew.
I keep it around, even tho I have some band sprays that work great. They are band just because they dont want consumers to hurt themselves before the application. I like the soya'nor'a because it works too. I use this always and never have to use the 'magical one spray stuff'. Best luck!
If you want to spray for buds, I would use a substance like Soy'yanora, a soya bean extract because it does not gloss the plants hard and is a healing extract for this plant too. I have yet to see a better spray that takes it sooo easy on this plant but does soo much for it! You can spray it on damaged leaf. It treats mits and powder mildew.
I keep it around, even tho I have some band sprays that work great. They are band just because they dont want consumers to hurt themselves before the application. I like the soya'nor'a because it works too. I use this always and never have to use the 'magical one spray stuff'. Best luck!