Is it possible you pinched these leaves when they were small, for example during training? When that happens sometimes the leaves don't really show the damage until they grow out!
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You sure there's not a rabbit in your tent?
If this is bug damage, it'd have to be big, I would imagine. Almost looks like they were attacked by a vacuum cleaner or a fan...Comment
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It is very possible that I damaged the leaves doing LST. I do remember tearing some leaves back then. I just don't want to assume that and then actually have a problem. I will monitor them closely over the next couple of days. It would be a big relief if there are no bugs. I was reading yesterday that diffusing tea tree oil keeps pests away...any thoughts? I agree Nugs they would have to be pretty big to make those holes. And I did inspect the leaves carefully and didn't see any bugs. I am waiting for my pH buffer solution to come. My meter is all out of whack smh! I also sent Warlock the message this morning. I'm diggin all this knowledge that you guys are sharing...you're awesome!Comment
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If you damaged some of the leaves, that seems like a likely suspect! Are the leaves with holes only growing from places you LST'ed? If the rest of the leaves are fine I wouldn't worry too much unless you start seeing it happening to leaves that are already grown out
As far as things to keep pests away, often it's best to wait until you know exactly what pest you have. Some work better for some bugs than others, and sometimes they can annoy your plant so you want to avoid using pesticides if you don't actually need to
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Yea it seems that the damaged leaves are older ones, but I'll get some sticky traps to see if I catch anything. I'm not playing with bugs lol.Comment
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So we are in Week 1 of flowering and this is what they look like. I still haven't found any pests or any new damage, but I am keeping an eye out. I fed them this morning with FF trio pHed down to 6.0...pH coming out is 6.6...RH steady at about 30. just about all of the tops are through the screen...maybe 3 that are still trying to reach up. Moving right along...
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How do u exhaust the heat in the room?Comment
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I have an air scrubber connected to an exhaust fan connected to a duct going out of the window.Comment
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Moving right along. Week 2 of Flowering and the ladies are looking healthy. They were fed FF trio this morning, pH 6.3. Temp is 79. Still no sign of pests. I think the damage was my fault from training and getting water on the leaves. I am more mindful to get the water and nutes into the soil, not on the plants.
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Looking very nice MrGreen. Beautiful grow.Comment
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Hey green..I'll give some advice if you change your name...I was here first...
Haha..lol....just playing....maybe..lol
Trim some of those fan leaves off bro...Will help alot
let the light shine in...Comment
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Thanks guys. That's why I'm MR Green lol! Do you mean the large, older fan leaves? I was wondering about that. A lot of the older ones have purple stems. I saw a Youtube vid that said not to remove the fan leaves cuz the ladies need them for energy, but they just seem to block light.Comment
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MrGreen your plants look amazing in that scrog! Can't wait to see how they progress!Comment
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Coming from you, Nebula, that means a lot. These guys in here give great advice and you are the Administrator of the group. Not a lot of administrators will take the time to give personal compliments. Definitely gives my confidence a boost to be a part of this forum!Comment
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