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Bbbigbuds second grow outdoors
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Smokin Moose
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Beautiful! +18 reps
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4twenty4all
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Don't think theres a problem as some strains get purple coloring with cooler temps. Are the night temps on the cool side? Your larger plant looks very healthy.
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Today i took some new pix of the crop
Here is Misty, the big one
Here is my other baby.. Can anyone tell me what these spots are?
This is the baby that i planted straight in the ground. It is mostly eaten but the new growth looks amazing.
Here are some more that started sprouting about a week ago.
Here is Misty, the big one
Here is my other baby.. Can anyone tell me what these spots are?
This is the baby that i planted straight in the ground. It is mostly eaten but the new growth looks amazing.
Here are some more that started sprouting about a week ago.
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biggreenbuds4
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i dont think its stress. you know how in the fall when it starts gettin cold and shit the leaves turn colors ? 
some plants are geneticly purple.
some plants are geneticly purple.
Dr. 215
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Misty looks really awesome!
I think the outdoors could use some N, anyone else?biggreenbuds4
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^ i think he has them in some 3month feed soil. it wouldnt hurt to give him a little extra help along the way.
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biggreenbuds4
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because your plant is showing you that it is ready to start flowering.
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FreakNature
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It might be some little tiny transient flying sucking insect damage. Look on the bottom of the leaves for eggs or bugs. If so the danger is that they sap the strength of your plant or spread a disease.
If the damage is only as seen in the picture above, I'm pretty sure the plant will outgrow any danger. A healthy plant will fend off disease and insects. A foliar feeding of seaweed extract is known to help. I've read that aphids, for example, will avoid a plant treated with seaweed extract.
If the damage is only as seen in the picture above, I'm pretty sure the plant will outgrow any danger. A healthy plant will fend off disease and insects. A foliar feeding of seaweed extract is known to help. I've read that aphids, for example, will avoid a plant treated with seaweed extract.
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So i checked on my babies today and Misty has developed the same little spots as the one next to it. I will be putting pics up soon to show you guys what i mean. Does anyone know what the spots might be???????
i belive you have spidermites.
https://www.420magazine.com/communi...is-plant-pest-problem-solver-pictorial.72819/
biggreenbuds4
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So i checked on my babies today and Misty has developed the same little spots as the one next to it. I will be putting pics up soon to show you guys what i mean. Does anyone know what the spots might be???????
Spider mites:
Spider mites are by far the worst pest to have, because they are the hardest to kill and can literally kill any plant. They are by far more active in warmer climates than cold ones, they also suck sup from the leaves leaving tiny white spots on the leaves from where they suck on. The damage they do is just like thrips, but with spider mites they pierce the surface of the leaves and can show tiny holesor white speckling damage, unlike with thirps they eat the surface of the chlorophyll. You can tell when you have infestation of spider mites , because you will have distorted growth, shortened internodes and petioles.
When you have bad infestation you will see webbing with larva in them. You get spider mites from either store bought soil mostly when your soil is not sterilized. Most brands do not state weather or not they are, chances are if you buy cheap soil, you have a less likely chance of the soil being sterile.Also, bringing outdoor plants indoors, or getting plants from someone else who was infected with spidermites.
Spider mites live on the plant itself and are under the leaves most of the time and are usually are so tiny you can't see them with the naked eye. In order to get rid of spider mites one of the best ways to start to get rid of them is to use NO-Pest strips.NO-Pest strips work well and should always be used with other methods. Neem oil helps get rid of them as well. Also by raising the humidity in your grow room a lot will kill the spider mites off, by them absorbing to much humidity and will burst. You can use soap solution like Safer Insecticidal Soap to get rid of most aphid problems. Use some tobacco juice and chili pepper powder added to this for mites. (see below how to make tabacco juice)
Pyrethrum should only be used in extreme circumstances directly on plants, It starts to breaks down around a week and is easily washed away with clear water or. If your plants are in flowering and you have spider mites, using safer chemicals is your best bet. The tobacco and pepper soap solution works well and should be used daily, spraying on the underside and top leaves and later the whole plant. Since spider mites are very residual to common products, you have to find or try any number of ones untill you get rid of them. make absolutly sure you retreat as stated, other wise you will get resistant spidermites and then you have a bigger battle on your hands.Also do not allow pets that go outside alot to be around indoor plants,mites have been known to be carried in from pets to plants. PLEASE NOTE, below are ways to get rid of spider mites, but no 2 mite infestations are identical, you almost always have to use different products to get rid of them, also make a habit to check for at least a whole month after thinking you got rid of them, that way your chances of the spider mites that became resistant breeding and then having a bigger problem. Make sure you spray your plant down very good and enough and on time.
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biggreenbuds4
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so amazing 
FreakNature
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Beautiful plants, I think everything looks wonderful. Misty is one foxy lady.
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