GlueSniffer
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Seems like two issues. I think one is Calcium deficiency. The other issue looks like aphid damage. Both mostly on new growth. Some leaves have small pin holes, some have larger sections missing as in these pictures.
10 days into flower. Temps 70-82. RH 53-57%. LED lighting. 3 OG Kush plants in 3 gallon fabric bags. Been watering every 2-3 days. I do a combination of top and bottom watering with water around 6.5 ph.
Ive been in there everyday trimming up. I did one foliar spray of baking soda, soap, and vegetable oil as preventative measures heading into mid flower. That’s when I saw the holes in the leaves that looked like aphid damage, so two days later I did a spray with Dr Earth Stop All OMRI spray. The next day I started noticing the brown spots that look like a calcium deficiency on me. Checking multiple times a day but can’t see any aphids. The canopy is crowded so I could easily miss them. But I am actively looking and haven’t found them. Have noticed what looked like “honey dew” once or twice before I researched aphids so I didn’t know what it was.
I’m growing in supersoil but have been adding cal mag at half strength (2 or 2.5ml per gallon).
Does my assessment sound right? Should I add more cal mag (maybe a foliar)?
Is this aphids? Or something else? Should I spray again with the Dr Earth before it gets too late in flower?
I sprayed with baking soda because the canopy is crowded and the 2x2 is going to be nothing but tops. Should I do this one more time as well?
10 days into flower. Temps 70-82. RH 53-57%. LED lighting. 3 OG Kush plants in 3 gallon fabric bags. Been watering every 2-3 days. I do a combination of top and bottom watering with water around 6.5 ph.
Ive been in there everyday trimming up. I did one foliar spray of baking soda, soap, and vegetable oil as preventative measures heading into mid flower. That’s when I saw the holes in the leaves that looked like aphid damage, so two days later I did a spray with Dr Earth Stop All OMRI spray. The next day I started noticing the brown spots that look like a calcium deficiency on me. Checking multiple times a day but can’t see any aphids. The canopy is crowded so I could easily miss them. But I am actively looking and haven’t found them. Have noticed what looked like “honey dew” once or twice before I researched aphids so I didn’t know what it was.
I’m growing in supersoil but have been adding cal mag at half strength (2 or 2.5ml per gallon).
Does my assessment sound right? Should I add more cal mag (maybe a foliar)?
Is this aphids? Or something else? Should I spray again with the Dr Earth before it gets too late in flower?
I sprayed with baking soda because the canopy is crowded and the 2x2 is going to be nothing but tops. Should I do this one more time as well?
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