Anyone know what is wrong?
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RawBudzski
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It may be bugs/flies/mites sucking them from underneath. It could be some bogus plant that ended up a reject. or it can be some def. i know nothing about.
^NoR*CaL@420
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check for mites/webs
is your water and nutes in regs?
is your water and nutes in regs?
^NoR*CaL@420
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meaning if your watering schedual and nutes were in their proper amounts and times given.
sorry for the confusion. how are they doin today anything new?
sorry for the confusion. how are they doin today anything new?
Kingrow1
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This dose look a lot like the start of a bug problem, dosen't look like it has taken hold if it is thrips, probably more of the adult flies at this stage. It really dosen't look like anything else except for insect damage.
Look round for flies as you gently shake the whole plant, and i mean gently as you dont want to damage the plant but you do want to dislodge any flies. Bugs are tricky to spot, wait for it to get warm in your room and sit and wait shaking the plants now and again, they will fly or walk round the floor, normally attracted to the lower leaves and soil.
What is it you ringed in red in one of the pictures? honeydew,scale,egg, droplet of ferts?
If you see bugs then coat your room in tinfoil, shiny side up, hang strips from lots of lower branches, cover the pots up so no access to soil can be gained and make sure there is no standing water anywhere.
Flying bugs hate tinfoil, they cant tell which way is up or down so they go somewhere else, half the bugs will lay eggs onto the leaf which will hatch and drop into the soil to live till older, stop them getting to the soil and they die, the other half of the bugs lay eggs in the leaves and the pupae stay on the leaves and dont need the soil to complete the life cycle.
On top of these organic methods i buy little predator mites that actively seek out and kill thrips, mites and other bugs but the tinfoil and covering the pots works best for me, if you get them early only minimal damage will be done.
I hope this isn't bugs but if it is do what i said with the tinfoil and covering the pots and then go from there with more agressive measures. Peace
Look round for flies as you gently shake the whole plant, and i mean gently as you dont want to damage the plant but you do want to dislodge any flies. Bugs are tricky to spot, wait for it to get warm in your room and sit and wait shaking the plants now and again, they will fly or walk round the floor, normally attracted to the lower leaves and soil.
What is it you ringed in red in one of the pictures? honeydew,scale,egg, droplet of ferts?
If you see bugs then coat your room in tinfoil, shiny side up, hang strips from lots of lower branches, cover the pots up so no access to soil can be gained and make sure there is no standing water anywhere.
Flying bugs hate tinfoil, they cant tell which way is up or down so they go somewhere else, half the bugs will lay eggs onto the leaf which will hatch and drop into the soil to live till older, stop them getting to the soil and they die, the other half of the bugs lay eggs in the leaves and the pupae stay on the leaves and dont need the soil to complete the life cycle.
On top of these organic methods i buy little predator mites that actively seek out and kill thrips, mites and other bugs but the tinfoil and covering the pots works best for me, if you get them early only minimal damage will be done.
I hope this isn't bugs but if it is do what i said with the tinfoil and covering the pots and then go from there with more agressive measures. Peace