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[Tazard]

Any ideas what is causing this?

 

[uncledoug]

https://www.growweedeasy.com/yellow-leaf-spot-leaf-septoria

I'm not really sure but I looked in Growing Basics and found this.

 

[Toker1]

Agreed. Really looks like this fungus described in the link.

 

[Tazard]

That was what was the best that I could find as well The other possibility i found is a calcium deficiency what do you think about that? Probably not or maybe? Not all my plants have them. But that could be different resistances.

 

[9fingerleafs]

Definitely not a calcium deficiency

 

[Tazard]

Spider mites! 😞

 

[Tazard]

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[Tazard]

You can see one in the bottom right photo in the bottom right of the photo I have a video showing them crawling around with the microscope but I couldn’t upload it here

 

[Budler]

Oooo man, yesterday I looked in here, I was going to comment to check the bottom of the leaves. I just don’t wanted to be the bad guy saying you got pests! :/
are you still in veg? If yes, don’t be worry.
I’m not going to lie, I never had to deal with spider mites I had/have worse. (Broad or russet mites)
i have this product, it has a lot of positive review. And it’s organic.
People will tell you use neem oil. I think that stuff is not good for plants.
I hope you will find a cure. If you have any other plants, speller are this one from them. And check daily for any signs. Once you finish, I’d also do a deep cleaning in my grow area.
Happy growing.

 

[Potted]

Bugs,u got them

 

[Tazard]

Ladybugs 🐞

 

[Mr.furley]

Lady beetles are a good choice.

 

[PRIMO]

Makes me itchy talking about em.

 

[Tazard]

👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣hahahaha

 

[Trimmings426]

If your gonna use ladybugs, if you haven't yet then do some research on the process its not as easy as buying the beetles and bringing them home and dumping them on your plants and they eat the aphids up. You first have to create a home for them a enviroment and then they will do their job. If you dump them in your grow area your just gonna have a bunch of ladybugs flying around your house but if done right they will stay in your grow area as you need. You may know this already but I was just trying to help cause I've had to deal with spider mites before and used Neem Oil. Its really good but only if you get the right type. The Garden Safe shit, stay away from that stuff its no good and will not help with the problem you have with the mites. You need the Cold Pressed Neem Oil with Organic Azadirachta. I've used this product and it works.

 

[Tazard]

All I know is that they need water but they will drown in a pool so it said wet paper towels (be difficult in 40% rh flower tent).

Please enlighten me as to how to keep them in one room.

 

[Trimmings426]

I hate to be the bringer of bad news but if itsa bad infestation and your well into the flowering stage might be better to cut your losses and start again. Its not a good idea to spray chemical in flowering stage it can be dangerous if you inhale smoke from a spraid bud. But if you want to use ladybugs quicker than I can explain the process heres a Youtube video on the process.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hu8owmc7Wfg heres a link you can get help with a short video with insightful info for the use with ladybugs.
Sorry to here the pest problem and goodluck with it.

 

[Mr.furley]

Try not to spray your buds with anything.
I would look at spinosad before I use neem oil.

 

[Tazard]

Ladybugs have arrived thanks to all for the great advice!!!