katoskillzzz
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can someone tell me what they think this is caused by, it must be something im doing wrong all my babies have them
spots!
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Billy Bob Snortin
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Thrips?
katoskillzzz
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Thrips cause the spots I'm seeing?
Billy Bob Snortin
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I’m not sure. It’s just starting whatever it is. Could be the beginning of a calcium deficiency.
We'd need a better picture under natural light and some more information about your nutrients etc...
Here's a good picture of what thrip excrement looks like. Check his first picture of the green leaves.
Can anyone identify these spots?
I've got these spots on my leaves. No idea what it's from, would really appreciate some help. Thanks
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OldMedUser
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I'd be getting a magnifying glass and looking for bugs under the leaves. They like to hide around near the crotch but range all over the leaves. Easy to see if you got good eyes or reading glasses. With so few spots you and small plants you can hunt them down by hand. A slight rub between your fingers kills them easy. Done it a few times myself.
Could be something else but looks like thrip damage.
Could be something else but looks like thrip damage.
katoskillzzz
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Here is the newest issues that has popped up. Has anyone any idea on this one. The spots shown are almost a dark blue ish hue and dry to the touch. I did attempt a neem oil spray could this one plant have had a reaction, when the others had not?
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OldMedUser
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Looks like localized damage from the spray most likely. If it was a deficiency it would be all over the fan leaves.
Pics are a bit fuzzy so if it rubs off it might be powdery mildew but I doubt it.
Not to worry.
Pics are a bit fuzzy so if it rubs off it might be powdery mildew but I doubt it.
Not to worry.
katoskillzzz
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ok ty