Leaves are bizzare looking!

Newbie2020

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Had a trial and error run with rubber hoes water jug and didn’t think about it before hand. Today was feeding day and got it on a ton of the leaves but I washed immediately after. Not saying that is what it is but thought possibly. Strain: Blue Dream showed first signs of flower July 15 so 1st week of flower mars hydro 2000 and 1000
 

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jondamon

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Newbie2020 said:
Had a trial and error run with rubber hoes water jug and didn’t think about it before hand. Today was feeding day and got it on a ton of the leaves but I washed immediately after. Not saying that is what it is but thought possibly. Strain: Blue Dream showed first signs of flower July 15 so 1st week of flower mars hydro 2000 and 1000
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It looks like a form of variegation.

@Darkoh69 Can you show any actual testing of cannabis that had TMV successfully tested.

We can all supply links although some links are better than others.

Understanding Tobacco Mosaic Virus Risks for Cannabis

Many cannabis growers suspect Tobacco Mosaic Virus in plants that develop a mosaic-like pattern of discoloration on the leaves.
www.medicinalgenomics.com www.medicinalgenomics.com

This link says

we have not been able to confirm an infection, yet. Perhaps you will be the first!

From a lab that tests plants sent to them for Tmv.
 
Newbie2020

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Darkoh69 said:
Have a read through this. https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/tobacco-mosaic-virus-tmv
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It does look exactly like the pictures but I do have some heat issues but I test ph every time I water and made sure this go around I have good drainage and soil is natural straight from the earth from where I had that soil that aloud essentially 0 drainage and there was construction site right down the road I grabbed some of their soil that they had piled up from digging out shit and I threw 4-5 worms in the soil to add non stop worm compost
 
xtsho

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That's not TMV.

The site that link is posted from is full of bad information. It's all just cut and paste a couple hacks scoured from other sites full of bad information. People should stop referencing that site.
 
Newbie2020

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xtsho said:
That's not TMV.

The site that link is posted from is full of bad information. It's all just cut and paste a couple hacks scoured from other sites full of bad information. People should stop referencing that site.
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Then tell me the right info needs to know what wrong with my plants
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Newbie2020 said:
Then tell me the right info needs to know what wrong with my plants
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I don't have any other than to say that it's not TMV.

I've had plants I've grown from seed look exactly like that. Some grew out of it some didn't. It never spread to any other plants and was always isolated to a single plant that I grew from seed. If you grow enough different strains from seed it's almost guaranteed that you'll come across plants that have variegation. Some minor but some extreme. Cannabis is a plant and like other plants they sometimes grow differently from others. They don't all look perfect and they often have various mutations just as you'd find in anything that grows.
 
Darkoh69

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There’s nothing wrong with the information on that page. & if you had of read the article you’d that it says those symptoms are common & could be TMV but very very rarely is. & it goes on to list a bunch of reasons for the symptoms OP posted most of which stem from PH issues.
But to the OP I definitely wouldn’t be bringing dirt inside from building sites or anywhere else outdoors. You’ve extended your list of possible causes tenfold & created a big new list of probable problems yet to come
 
Newbie2020

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Oh the soil from house construction it was cut out meaning excess top soil dug out to shape property to buyers expectations. So no chemical run off from concrete or anything else. Bought and installed fan to rid of heat 3 separate fans and still the odd leaves. Oh and heavily defoliated a while ago. Day 18 of flower. 4FEBF728-9832-4CB5-B858-850641C25606.jpegCC575312-8593-49E1-8E00-16C4A5162FD1.jpegF56367EC-8D1F-404C-9554-651D6BF87C1E.jpeg0DCF81DA-3D12-410C-BFC2-2065AEB27157.jpegA72D469B-7A16-4C10-ABD0-4FD134951858.jpegF52E097B-09D9-4459-B79F-841578DD0EEE.jpegA44D6D72-4126-4FBD-A49A-B23CF73958C1.jpeg9D910E10-977E-4139-8525-2A6B393C7896.jpegB162E641-24FD-48EC-96D5-4CEBE9A0BD9F.jpeg
 
Darkoh69

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Newbie2020 said:
Oh the soil from house construction it was cut out meaning excess top soil dug out to shape property to buyers expectations. So no chemical run off from concrete or anything else. Bought and installed fan to rid of heat 3 separate fans and still the odd leaves. Oh and heavily defoliated a while ago. Day 18 of flower.
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Yeah the bugs in dirt from outside is what would worry me. These look good nice work
 
Newbie2020

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farmerfischer said:
Hard to tell bro..
Cant really see from those pics.
A little more info would help..
Like where abouts lat/long are you growing.?
For example northern eastern side of u.s. we just started to throw hair or flower.. ( thats if they are photo period plants)
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The picture of the top was to show how it doesn’t grow typical grows zig zag 1st time monster cropping or taking a clone that’s in flower 0 training was done
 
farmerfischer

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The edge fade on the leaves could be a couple things.. heres a chart to reference
To me it looks like phosphorus/phosphate.. but it could be mag.. not enough info give to really give a better answerKRuFnY4-1022x1024.jpg
 
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