Guerilla problems.

BorisEltsin

BorisEltsin

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Hello all i have these plants outdoors since 3 weeks now. They are in 30 gal holes with biobizz all mix soil. Some of them have started to show spots on leaves which i don't know what they are. I didn't use any fert yet, all they get is rain water. temp is 14-25° Celsius. does anybody know what this is ? Thanks in advanceView attachment 2689239
 

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MYOB

MYOB

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Thats definitely not a gorilla problem. Looks more like an insect problem.
 
BorisEltsin

BorisEltsin

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What do you mean the sun hits it with water on the leafs ? That moisture on the leafs is because it recently rained. I also don't think that it's an insect problem because i've been spraying neem oil twice a week for the last 2 weeks. I tought it was stress from transplant and that it would get better but instead it's getting worse. any other guess ?
 
DeeTee

DeeTee

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Hate to say it but I too think something is eating your plants, you can see it in pics 2 and 3, water droplets tend to magnify the suns raise causing those burn spots.
 
justugh

justugh

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ok buddy

hit this logically
check the ph of the soil .....prefect is 6.3 ...safe 6.0/7.0
(get one of those meters that does ph/moisture/temp/light)
as for bugs the neem oil is good .......but hit it with the pepper spray of death ....this will be a side treatment and keep animals off it too


u have not been feeding it with anything ....just soil rain water and sun correct

rain water can be very acidic depending on the area u are in (clears out air polutions) ...........if the soil only had the start of micrbos and fungis to help controll this they could have been kilt off with out outside adding of the goodies they like and fresh soilders to the field ............alot of the grow lines have additives in the lines to help out those little guys in the soil they are used for the first part of life /transplanting
 
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