whats with my plant!?!?!?! PICS!!!!
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The yellowing? I had that after my fungus gnat infestation, I think its just an after affect of being half eaten, how would you be if something nibbled your legs off a bit at a time?
Could be ferts but you need to use macro mode so we can see better, its usually a button with a flower next to it on the camera.
Could be ferts but you need to use macro mode so we can see better, its usually a button with a flower next to it on the camera.
The Garden Shed
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what did you use to get ride off the mites? could be a pesticide burn, but not enough info to say for sure, what are you feeding them?
The Garden Shed
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i'd take the carpet out from under the grow bags, nice place for mold and bacteria to grow, or put plastic on top of it.
The Garden Shed
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man that's harsh stuff,
http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/msds/273599.pdf
how much of it did you spray? Light coating it said in the instructions. I'm thinking it's a result of spraying during light cycle, or to much spraying, or both. It's not that bad, it means it won't spread to other leaves although the affected ones may/probably will die. I would clip the heavilly affected leaves for now, and see what it looks like in 24 hours. if it is the insectiside it should get better as time goes on. The good news is the mites must be gone after that attack, but if they come back use a product with pyrethrins instead. End All & Wilsons i think in the states.
Pyrethrin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/msds/273599.pdf
how much of it did you spray? Light coating it said in the instructions. I'm thinking it's a result of spraying during light cycle, or to much spraying, or both. It's not that bad, it means it won't spread to other leaves although the affected ones may/probably will die. I would clip the heavilly affected leaves for now, and see what it looks like in 24 hours. if it is the insectiside it should get better as time goes on. The good news is the mites must be gone after that attack, but if they come back use a product with pyrethrins instead. End All & Wilsons i think in the states.
Pyrethrin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
R1c3K1LL3R
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Your pics will come out a lot better if you get them away from your grow lights,your camera is auto-focusing by sensing the heat coming from your lights.If you take them away from your lamps for a couple secs,then we all might be able to help you out...does kind of look a little like fungus...hard to say.
