Diagnosis please?

Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Hey everyone,

I'm running a 12/12 from seed experiment with numerous strains and after pulling every plant out of the tent for a rearrangement, I noticed this on one and only one out of the 35 or so plants.

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I wish I could tell you how long she has been this way but I can't...I simply don't know.

I water almost daily...probably 5 out of 7 days and feeding is with every watering.
Running Coco/Perlite mix. 50% strength of my nute schedule which is only about 900 PPM. PH'd on every watering at 5.8 to 6.0. I water with large amounts of run-off each and every time to avoid the need to flush.

Hopefully you can help and this is an easy diagnosis.
 
Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Wow...I'm starting to panic. I have gone thru mites once before many many years ago and was from bringing outdoor stuff indoors. I'm at day 35 of flower. What do I do if it is mites?

In my one and only previous experience with mites, they spider web cocooned the plants...it was unbelievable.
 
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Main_Stream

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Hot Diggity Sog said:
Wow...I'm starting to panic. I have gone thru mites once before many many years ago and was from bringing outdoor stuff indoors. I'm at day 35 of flower. What do I do if it is mites?

In my one and only previous experience with mites, they spider web cocooned the plants...it was unbelievable.
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If I'm not mistaken ladybugs eat spider mites. You could try putting a bunch of those in the room.
 
Mr John

Mr John

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Hey Hot sorry to cause you to worry. I did a quick Google search and it could be simply splashing nute water on you lady, or more likely just a deficiency. Only one thread out of five I read mentioned bugs. (Mites or the ups) do you have a green colored light to use so you can get in your grow room now w and pull a leaf off ?
 
Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Mr John said:
Hey Hot sorry to cause you to worry. I did a quick Google search and it could be simply splashing nute water on you lady, or more likely just a deficiency. Only one thread out of five I read mentioned bugs. (Mites or the ups) do you have a green colored light to use so you can get in your grow room now w and pull a leaf off ?
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I don't. Even if I go look now and interrupt the dark cycle there is nothing I can do about it tonight.
 
Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Mr John said:
Hey Hot sorry to cause you to worry. I did a quick Google search and it could be simply splashing nute water on you lady, or more likely just a deficiency. Only one thread out of five I read mentioned bugs. (Mites or the ups) do you have a green colored light to use so you can get in your grow room now w and pull a leaf off ?
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Man...I sure hope that is all that is and not mites. That would be disastrous.
 
rob333

rob333

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Hot Diggity Sog said:
Hey everyone,

I'm running a 12/12 from seed experiment with numerous strains and after pulling every plant out of the tent for a rearrangement, I noticed this on one and only one out of the 35 or so plants.

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I wish I could tell you how long she has been this way but I can't...I simply don't know.

I water almost daily...probably 5 out of 7 days and feeding is with every watering.
Running Coco/Perlite mix. 50% strength of my nute schedule which is only about 900 PPM. PH'd on every watering at 5.8 to 6.0. I water with large amounts of run-off each and every time to avoid the need to flush.

Hopefully you can help and this is an easy diagnosis.
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im gunna have to say that looks nothing like spider mite plant looks healthy no dieing leaves zero webing ;) im gunna have to say A salt build up or B maybe ph what are u doing them in soil dwc bubble ? or C a flux in the nutes what nuts u useing and how often ?? could be lacking N leave me a post ill sort it out for u lol spider mite
 
rob333

rob333

Well-Known Member
Hot Diggity Sog said:
Hey everyone,

I'm running a 12/12 from seed experiment with numerous strains and after pulling every plant out of the tent for a rearrangement, I noticed this on one and only one out of the 35 or so plants.

View attachment 3280694

I wish I could tell you how long she has been this way but I can't...I simply don't know.

I water almost daily...probably 5 out of 7 days and feeding is with every watering.
Running Coco/Perlite mix. 50% strength of my nute schedule which is only about 900 PPM. PH'd on every watering at 5.8 to 6.0. I water with large amounts of run-off each and every time to avoid the need to flush.

Hopefully you can help and this is an easy diagnosis.
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so u feed every day without a flush ???
 
Dankfactory

Dankfactory

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Main_Stream said:
If I'm not mistaken ladybugs eat spider mites. You could try putting a bunch of those in the room.
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No... I'm sorry but this is terrible advice. A ladybug, ( or a thousand of them) will always do pretty much the exact opposite of what you want them to do: escape the grow room and set up shop in other various parts of your house. What's that in your chicken taco? Why, It's a ladybug. Open a cabinet to grab a towel for your morning shower? Just a dozen ladybugs. No big deal.
Azatrol for Mites, and I do concur: it looks like Mites.
I've sprayed Azatrol all the way up to week 6 with no effect on taste/aroma. One tablespoon per gallon of distilled. Avoid tap water as a foliar spray or else you'll have calcium deposits on the leaves.
 
rob333

rob333

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Dankfactory said:
No... I'm sorry but this is terrible advice. A ladybug, ( or a thousand of them) will always do pretty much the exact opposite of what you want them to do: escape the grow room and set up shop in other various parts of your house. What's that in your chicken taco? Why, It's a ladybug. Open a cabinet to grab a towel for your morning shower? Just a dozen ladybugs. No big deal.
Azatrol for Mites, and I do concur: it looks like Mites.
I've sprayed Azatrol all the way up to week 6 with no effect on taste/aroma. One tablespoon per gallon of distilled. Avoid tap water as a foliar spray or else you'll have calcium deposits on the leaves.
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man look at his plant there's no spider mite we gota steer away from the spider mite bullshit lol
 
Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Yes, every day but with large amounts of run-off. I'll spare you the long deatiled explanation but the containers these plants are in are tiny. This one is 3" wide by 10" tall. When I water/feed, I'm getting 50% + run-off each time. Come morning, if I don't see any mites I'll first bow down and thank the cannabis gods and 2nd I'll flush this one thoroughly.
 
rob333

rob333

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Dankfactory said:
The party always starts with a single plant
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yeah im gunna say its not spider mite as i have had spider mite a few times and its looks nothing like what spider mite does it kinda does but as i no they come on very quick and trash shit hard
 
Hot Diggity Sog

Hot Diggity Sog

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Dankfactory said:
No... I'm sorry but this is terrible advice. A ladybug, ( or a thousand of them) will always do pretty much the exact opposite of what you want them to do: escape the grow room and set up shop in other various parts of your house. What's that in your chicken taco? Why, It's a ladybug. Open a cabinet to grab a towel for your morning shower? Just a dozen ladybugs. No big deal.
Azatrol for Mites, and I do concur: it looks like Mites.
I've sprayed Azatrol all the way up to week 6 with no effect on taste/aroma. One tablespoon per gallon of distilled. Avoid tap water as a foliar spray or else you'll have calcium deposits on the leaves.
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OK...I'm going to buy this in the morning if I can find it anywhere otherwise I'll next day it from Amazon. If it's anything other than Mites, I dont care. If this plant is nute burned I don't really care.
 
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