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How did these holes get in my leaves?

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I've had a good look under all the leaves & can't see any sign of caterpillars or any other bugs for that matter. I have a feeling I might have made them myself while messing up LST!

Anyone got any insight?

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Indoors. It's just got a crappy computer fan blowing on it but I'll keep an eye out just in case.
 
Did you check for bugs ? Even though it’s Indoors?
I have to big fans blowing on my plants 24/7 My opinion is not wind burn. And with a crappy computer fan 🤔
 
I'm thinking you're fine. Leaves get holes in them from damage when they're young. I see you're using the stiff bonsai wire next to the young leaves. That wire can be tricky to deal with. I'll bet you a gram you damaged the leaves when training. I'll bet you two grams you've already done it again and won't know until the leaves grow. Leaves can also get the crinkly edges. If you don't see any bugs, it's just a thing.
 
I'm thinking you're fine. Leaves get holes in them from damage when they're young. I see you're using the stiff bonsai wire next to the young leaves. That wire can be tricky to deal with. I'll bet you a gram you damaged the leaves when training. I'll bet you two grams you've already done it again and won't know until the leaves grow. Leaves can also get the crinkly edges. If you don't see any bugs, it's just a thing.

This was my inclination too. I was definitely a bit heavy handed & also no sign of any bugs, I'll be more careful next time!

Thanks for your input :)
 
Does that mean you owe me a few grams? I think it does. Next time we share a bowl, I'm collecting. And it better be homegrown.
 
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