Hi all
This is my first indoor grow and just bumped into my first problems.
Everything was fine till a few days ago when I noticed these "bites" I assume on my leaves.
The one most affected is my cash crop auto which is freaking me out as this is my strongest plant from the four.
I am Growing organically in soil and my source of N is blood meal..I also use liquid kelp...worm castings and some guano(very small ammounts just so there is some P and K present as blood meal is 10-0-0) with some additional blackstrap molasses.
My pots are 3.5 gallon smart pots
Just measured my ph and the run off was at 6.2...bit off but I have added some dolomite lime to my medium before planting so that should tackle it in the long run.
I don't reccon that I have a deficiency as the plant growth seems fine.
I also noticed white tinted lines with kind of slimey residue around them.
Can it be snails...??
I put some beer traps out as I heard that might help in attracting them there.
I would appreciate any help and advice.
Thanks in advance fellows.
This is my first indoor grow and just bumped into my first problems.
Everything was fine till a few days ago when I noticed these "bites" I assume on my leaves.
The one most affected is my cash crop auto which is freaking me out as this is my strongest plant from the four.
I am Growing organically in soil and my source of N is blood meal..I also use liquid kelp...worm castings and some guano(very small ammounts just so there is some P and K present as blood meal is 10-0-0) with some additional blackstrap molasses.
My pots are 3.5 gallon smart pots
Just measured my ph and the run off was at 6.2...bit off but I have added some dolomite lime to my medium before planting so that should tackle it in the long run.
I don't reccon that I have a deficiency as the plant growth seems fine.
I also noticed white tinted lines with kind of slimey residue around them.
Can it be snails...??
I put some beer traps out as I heard that might help in attracting them there.
I would appreciate any help and advice.
Thanks in advance fellows.