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Chadly01
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Ok so no pest in the tent .. water ph at 6.3 fox farm nutes ..I'm thinking it's a fungus problem...my other 3 plants are fine . They are all on the same water cycle and nute cycles...I'm going crazy trying to figure this out ...its only on the fan leaves no where el6
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SoOrbudgal
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Did you buy a jeweler's loupe? Cheap and effective to view close up trichs. She is not ready to harvest my 1 cent opinion 
greenthumbstrong
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RagWeedDWC
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From what I can see, I do not think so. They look fine to me.
I have a plant about 3/4 weeks old in a starter pot outside. The only thing I’ve done so far is add water. Everything was good until the other day(it seems after I watered the following day my leaves are turning yellow and brown and drying up)
I do live in the Bay Area and it does get hot.
I did read up that if the soil does get hot it could cause stress to the roots and turn the leaves brown and crumbly, (I did use fresh soil and I know it does have nutrients in it) it’s possible that this is my problem and all I need to do is more or less flush out the soil, so then how do I go about doing this without making the routes to
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I do live in the Bay Area and it does get hot.
I did read up that if the soil does get hot it could cause stress to the roots and turn the leaves brown and crumbly, (I did use fresh soil and I know it does have nutrients in it) it’s possible that this is my problem and all I need to do is more or less flush out the soil, so then how do I go about doing this without making the routes to
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platwnable
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Guys i have a problem with my plants. I am now 70 days since i plant the seeds. Until now everything was going well but the last 15 days i have some issues. Here are some pictures. Have in mind that i grow it in a PC. Please tell me what to do. It s my first time doing this and suddenly now i am close to lose everything. Please urgently help me.
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Redeyejedi
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Suavegreen
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Problem: leaves are showing brown spots and some tips of leaves turning yellow. Any advice on whats going on?
setup: DWC, 2 5 gallon buckets, 300w kind led Current but in about 2 wks switching to 4000w spider farmer led, using General Hydro nutrition, space 3x3
setup: DWC, 2 5 gallon buckets, 300w kind led Current but in about 2 wks switching to 4000w spider farmer led, using General Hydro nutrition, space 3x3
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Ichibaniles81
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I have the same shaped 'pods' on mine and am freaking out. Can you also look at these and tell me?
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/426245-growing-larf
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/426245-growing-larf
Cleanlean69
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Hey fellas, I got two plants growing outside right now prob a month and a half old ( blue dream and train wreck) and I know for sure I got spider mites I been putting neem oil on em it’s been helping somwhat and I’ve been letting them dry out. I ended up going away for two days and when I came back one of the leaves on one of them was shriveled up and there was a small hole from a bug on that same leaf ONLY that one leaf tho. I planted both of them at the same time and for some reason this one hasn’t been sprouting leaves like the other one is, forgot which plant was which but I just wanna make sure it’s not from the bugs cause both of them have them and I don’t really know if it’s a big deal or not But if anyone has any feedback let me know the second and fifth Pictures are the plant that’s growing better than the other. Thanks guys this is my third grow but first outdoor never had any problems like this.
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BCOutdoorBudz
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I'm seeing predator bugs and lots of beneficials around my outdoor, soldier Beetles and ladybugs to be precise. That made me worry that they are there feeding on the unwanted bugs. So in I checked my plants all over, tops and bottoms of leaves and stems and found no damage and 1 solitary aphid. There are also ton of regular flies hanging out in my plants, like houseflies and I can't find much info on them and if the are bad or good or why they are hanging out in my plants. Should I be worried? I made some spray I'm trying out when the sun goes down all natural with garlic and hot peppers just to protect from bad pests and not scare away the good kind. Any advice or is this normal? I'm to buy some dill and other companion plants to help me out just in case and plant those tonight. I'm also using diatomaceous earth and topping my growing medium with that as soon as I get home from the store. I'm a rookie and want to nip this in the bud before my buds get nipped. Any suggestions or advice or if I even have a problem lol or am I worrying too much. Plants are all seperated by 10m to make sure if they ever get to one they can't just walk across and affect the others. Outdoor with 2 in ground and 2 in planters. Promix as medium and GH Flora for food.
BCOutdoorBudz
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When the serrated edges of marijuana leaves curls or tipped up like that, it’s often a sign of temperature stress, overwatering/root problems or extreme humidity levels. This plant was overwatered and living in high heat, which is what caused these symptoms.
When the problem is low humidity, the leaf will also often fold in the middle, like a taco.
What’s your temperature in your grow area? Is there a hot spot around these plants from the grow light?
You mentioned that this is happening to only some of your plants. If this is happening to the plants which are closest to your grow light, that’s a hint that the problem may be temperature related.
If your light is simply too close, you can move the bulb further away from these plants and this issue may resolve itself. However, these leaves are showing symptoms of heat stress, without light stress (burning/spotting), so it’s more likely that the light is a good distance away and the heat just isn’t being controlled properly.
If plants are also droopy, it’s likely you’re dealing with watering or root problems.
When growing with hot HID lights, good ventilation and an exhaust fan will go a long way towards preventing all these problems. If the whole grow area is too hot with stagnant air, you will want to consider venting out all that extra heat.
Having good air movement, like a small fan in your grow tent blowing over the tops of your plants, can help prevent hot spots from forming directly under your grow lights.
In general, if it’s too hot for you to be comfortable, it’s too hot for your plants.
BCOutdoorBudz
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What you feeding them? Is it in soil or soilless like coco coir or Promix? Probably Calcium Magnesium deficiency
BCOutdoorBudz
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Probably bugs cut off the supply to a leaf so the leaf is dying, spray with need oil right before it gets dark make sure it diluted properly. Maybe sprinkle some cinnamon around the base of plants before you water and after it'll scare some bugs away. Just always be checking them for bugs and if spider mites maybe just vaccuum then off if you can without damaging the plant if cinnamon doesn't help go buy some diatomaceous earth and you can sprinkle that all over the platform now never when it's flowering though and top-dress your soil with it that way any thing crawling to get to your plan will be destroyed by the Earth although you will have to top it up Andre dust the top layer of your soil every time you water after the plant gets some good height to it try not to put the diatomaceous earth anywhere that flying bugs like lady bugs or bees could land as you want to kill creepy crawlies slugs snails ants but you want ladybugs and some predator insects stopping by to eat the bad bugs. Before they get out of control that way you don't need to spray plants unless totally necessary also Google homemade folded sprays for pest prevention on marijuana and you can use things like garlic chili peppers in a spray that will keep insects from coming to your plants another thing while your plant is that little I would Google companion plants for marijuana and start planting possibly some marigolds to deter pests and see what other vegetables or plants have very good effects on the soil of marijuana depending on what you're using and then plant some of those and grow them in the same pot around the base of your marijuana and you have a natural pest prevention as well
BCOutdoorBudz
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Help?!?!?? My neighbor has some outdoor and I had some extra food So i walked across the street with some NUTES. His outdoor no more than a foot is budding already, he said he bought them as clones wasn't told they were autoflower I want to make sure these aren't hermaphrodites because I don't want them pollinating any of my plants that are across the street I posted some pictures below of the kind of tiny bud sites that are starting to form I don't see it being a hermaphrodite but I just want to double-check. what is the best way we want to revert these back to the veg State. should he get a light outside just any old light and turn it on a timer through the night so it interrupts their dark cycle or what would we do. I got to jump I got to jump in the shower here and change my clothes cuz I don't want to bring any poulan that may have been on his plants over to my plants just to be on the safe side so if anybody can help me out with any of this I would appreciate it so are these hermaphrodites and what can I do to get these back to the veg state is it the light interrupting or night cycle the best thing to?
Or should he just Treat them like autoflower and finish them off?
Or should he just Treat them like autoflower and finish them off?
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Dieselgrower
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FunkyButtLovin
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Looks like a Mud Dauber? If so he's only after bugs (spiders typically) and/or soil and as far as I know won't sting humans. I've never tortured one between my fingers to see if I could make one sting me but I have handled many of them without incident. It came in from outside.