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Is this a ph problem?

Pmoe90

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Found a couple leaves like this on two of my plants. I'm not sure if its ph fluctuations or if its leaf mites. My grow is in doors. Tent temps are in the right range. Plenty of air movement humidity is also not an issue. I'm leaning towards the ph fluctuations because I'm still working on getting that consistency in each watering.

The last pic is mine. I'd appreciate any info I can get.
 

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Looks like Thrips. Get a jewelers loop and check for the little shits under the leaf.
If you find any. Use this.
 

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You can use this up to the day before harvest.. If you only see them on a few leaves. Then just cut the leaf off.
 
Not sure if this is a deficiency or thieps. Starting to trip out now. Don't want to lose my plants.
 

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that look to me like the first visible symptoms of a deficiency, but it could be caused by ph out of range or another root issue
 
Are you talking about the second pic or the post in general? If it's the second pic then thank God way to close to the bud sites. If your talking about the entire post that'd be dope too.
 
First picture is an issue with leaf miners. You can use organic insect soap or spinosad for thrips. Do not spray the buds ever! Just the leaves.
First and most important is to find out how they got inside your grow room to begin with. Make sure you are properly sealing up the room for pests, otherwise you can kill them and they will just keep coming back again.
 
I had thrips before. They like to hang out on the leaves and are visible to the naked eye. They like to run and hide parallel to the leaf’s vein where they kind of blend in like camouflage. Do you see any? Maybe time for some blue sticky traps. You will see them on the traps if you have an infestation.
 
Here's what I've found on my plants. I took all my plants out and didn't find any bugs and also didn't find any more leaves looking like the first pic I posted. I looked underneath all the leaves and didn't see any bugs. Not sure what to do now
 

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