49 days old. What are those spots?! Plz help? Newb.

volcomstar420

volcomstar420

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Started this random seed, turned out to be female! She's in FF Happy Frog soil in a 5 gall bucket. I started feeding her nutrients (1/4 strength) 2 weeks ago, twice a week. With regular purified water treatments in between. I think she is growing big and healthy and I wanna top and clone her, however I don't know if she's completely healthy. I noticed on one or two of the leaves she has white spots on it. They aren't the nice dark green I wanna see! I've attached many pictures so you guys get the idea. Thanks for the quick responses in advance :)

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Coho

Coho

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Look under the leaves for bugs. They can be just tiny specs like moving dust.
 
mikmike

mikmike

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yea i am going for spider mites which are black spots that look like dust. if not then it is a PH problem
 
volcomstar420

volcomstar420

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I don't see anything underneath the leaves. Then again I would need a 5x to see clearly. Should I invest in some FoxFarm "Don't Bug Me" pyrethrin spray?
 
volcomstar420

volcomstar420

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Blah, no. Started off as an experiment, didn't think it would work out so well. I can't afford the pH pen at the moment. I have a feeling its more of pH problem
 
colonuggs

colonuggs

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Thrips....spinosad......anything that has spinosad in it ...monterey garden spray


Thrips leave these marks



 
colonuggs

colonuggs

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ok well they hatch in the soil....those marks on your leaves are not from spidermites

spidermites eating your leaves... look more like dots not long marks...like this


 
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