Tiny white spots/Bumpy leaves?

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Ra'anan

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #1

anyone know what this is, let me know if you please

 

max316420

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #2

Pics??? possibly spidermites but wo a picture its almost impossible to tell

 

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frmrboi

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #3

max316420 said:

Pics??? possibly spidermites but wo a picture its almost impossible to tell

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agreed.....

 

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Ra'anan

Member

• Nov 10, 2011

• #4

sorry, i don't own a camera at the moment. the white spots are on top of new growth and are not on the lower leaves. from the top they are white from the bottom transparent. the bumps are on new larger leaves. the bottom of the plant has suffered from magnesium deficiency so those leaves are falling but the plant is growing fast and not suffering anything in general.

 

aquashift

Active Member

• Nov 10, 2011

• #5

We can't really help without pictures.. We can guess.. that's about it. Sorry.

 

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frmrboi

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #6

sounds like spider mites, I hope for your sake I'm wrong.

 

max316420

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #7

Get some neem oil and spray both sides of all leaves, if it's not spidermites then the worst thing thats gonna happen is it will shine your leaves

 

max316420

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #8

Look where the stem meets the leaves and see if there is any webbing, that's usually where it starts. Also check the undersides of leaves for any webbing also.

 

max316420

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• Nov 10, 2011

• #9

Here is a pic from a recent thread someone posted... Does it look anything like this?

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Ra'anan

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• Nov 11, 2011

• #10

max316420 said:

Here is a pic from a recent thread someone posted... Does it look anything like this?

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Thanks for a confirmation image!

no, it doesn't resemble this, the Spots are smaller, evenly spaced on the newer leaves and transparent from the bottom, the newer leaves are forming on new colas.

The bigger leaves, below the new colas, that are bumpy are drying out slowly, more like a magnesium deficiency and damage from recent flushing.

I guess there is some root damage... I'll treat the leaves with soap / neem oil.

 

antimatt3r

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• Nov 11, 2011

• #11

sounds like mites I got some right now too, waging war today

 

Alpha492

Active Member

• Nov 11, 2011

• #12

It might not be mites, but it is definitely some kind of pest.