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GrizzlyNoodle

GrizzlyNoodle

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Moved some plants outdoors about a month or so back. They are doing fine buy recently something has been showing up on the leaves of some plants. Any suggestions on what it is or what to do would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Not sure what that is but it never hurts to do preventative spraying...a few good ones depending on what you want to kill are Doctor Zymes, Big Time Exterminator, and Pure Ag Pest Control are all good organic sprays. Avid and Forbid are good chemical killers for veg but hard to get in California
 
GrizzlyNoodle said:
First time poster, tried but couldn't find something similar on here.

Moved some plants outdoors about a month or so back. They are doing fine buy recently something has been showing up on the leaves of some plants. Any suggestions on what it is or what to do would be greatly appreciated.
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Welcome to RIU!!!
Looks like a bug buffet to me? I'd go with a total spray down with a neem oil/water solution if it were mine.
All natural anti-bug & anti-fungal remedy thats inexpensive,safe and easy to use (even as a preventative).
You can get it at almost any home improvement or garden center.
I use 4 tablespoons concentrated neem oil per gal of (luke warm) water and a drop or 2 of dawn dish soap. The luke warm temp and dish soap help break the oil down to aid in mixing. Spray plant from top to bottom sure to get both topsides and undersides of leaves. Shake up the spay bottle every 20-30 seconds to make sure the neem oil stays mixed well. Best of luck to you on your grow!
 
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