Plant mottled
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FirstCavApache64
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Have you gone over it really thoroughly with a loupe or microscope to check for pests? I'm not really familiar with what TMV looks like but it looks like pest damage from the pic.
TheAmazingDoctorZymes
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Once you get it, here is what you do. It is safe to spray on flowers until harvest. If you have an issue, use 4 oz per gallon, spray 3-5 days in a row. Use 1 cup per 5 gallons to do a soil drench to get any eggs and larvae in the soil. Check the population after the 3rd day and spray as needed. Then go down to two ounces per gallon as weekly preventative.
Be sure to get under the leaves, stems and stalk. pH between 6 and 7, and lights out immediately after spraying, with fans on. if you can, heat the solution up to 90° for maximum effectiveness. This will help.
Once you get it, here is what you do. It is safe to spray on flowers until harvest. If you have an issue, use 4 oz per gallon, spray 3-5 days in a row. Use 1 cup per 5 gallons to do a soil drench to get any eggs and larvae in the soil. Check the population after the 3rd day and spray as needed. Then go down to two ounces per gallon as weekly preventative.
Be sure to get under the leaves, stems and stalk. pH between 6 and 7, and lights out immediately after spraying, with fans on. if you can, heat the solution up to 90° for maximum effectiveness. This will help.