Cal mag deficiency?
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Welcome to 420 @Kj98
Deficiency usually displays as more general yellowing or slight blotches on the leaves
Those look more like like pin pricks and confined to one leaf
I'd cut off that leaf and have a close look at the undersides of the leaves for mites - you can't be too careful with those horrors
Deficiency usually displays as more general yellowing or slight blotches on the leaves
Those look more like like pin pricks and confined to one leaf
I'd cut off that leaf and have a close look at the undersides of the leaves for mites - you can't be too careful with those horrors
Agree with @Roy Growin, check the underside of the leaf with a loop, looks more like mite or possibly, thrip damage than a calmag issue. Check the surrounding leaves too!
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thanks! Appreciate the help! Ya that’s the only leaf I see with it so I’ll check under it thanks!
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Thank you!
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You were right! Saw the little guy in my loupe! And suggestions how to get rid of them and prevent them in the future?
Thought so
Cut of any adjacent leaves with any pin pricks and burn them
Check the plant thoroughly and regularly
If you find more, you may have to resort to SNS but it doesn't look too bad at the moment, you might have caught them just in time
They thrive in hot, dry environments so upping the humidity will make your place less inviting
Cut of any adjacent leaves with any pin pricks and burn them
Check the plant thoroughly and regularly
If you find more, you may have to resort to SNS but it doesn't look too bad at the moment, you might have caught them just in time
They thrive in hot, dry environments so upping the humidity will make your place less inviting
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Sounds good thanks a lot!
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So sns? Is that organic? I know some of the insecticides your not suppose to use in flower or so but I have autos transitioning into flower right now, what’s the safest insecticide for me to use
@Sierra Natural Science have something specific I think
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It is possible. Since you were gone for a weekend trip the problem just started.
Probably too late but if you wait a couple of days and those larger orangish-yellow splotches get larger it will be easier to figure out the problem.
It could also be two problems, one is the splotches on the leaves and the other is the pinprick markings.
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