I have an issue

[Hebrewdiver]

I’m hoping that someone can help me out here no I’m sure someone can help me out. What do you think may be causing this damage? Auto outdoors, in fabric pot, advanced nutrients, and have been getting a lot of rain and 80-90 temps.

 

[KeithLemon]

Brother if I could read the leaves I would help you, but I am sure someone that can will come around.

 

[013]

Hey what’s up Hebrewdiver?

Pin pricks are often indicative of crotch critters…. plus the holes point to even larger insects, green worms aka caterpillars blend in perfectly. I’d scope leaf undersides first if you have jewelers loupe or mini microscope

What kind of pest control gear do you have??

 

[Hebrewdiver]

Hey what’s up Hebrewdiver?

Pin pricks are often indicative of crotch critters…. plus the holes point to even larger insects, green worms aka caterpillars blend in perfectly. I’d scope leaf undersides first if you have jewelers loupe or mini microscope

What kind of pest control gear do you have??

neem oil

 

[CaptainLucky]

neem oil

You definitely have an infestation of something. CL

 

[KeithLemon]

I would not use neem if they are in flower.

 

[cbdhemp808]

Leaf damage pattern looks like possibly thrips. Did you see bugs? Did you resolve this?

 

[Azimuth]

Yeah, mites or thrips. A periodic preventative spray is a good practice to help keep the populations knocked down. Once you see signs of infestation like you do, the bugs are already established and some, like mites, have a very short life cycle like 3 days. So, initially spray every three days for a couple of weeks and then you can go to longer cycles once you've got the situation handled.

If you do nothing they will decimate your plants so better get on it.