WTF is wrong with my leaves?

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #1

Ok so a new problem arose now in my Veg room I've been growing theese little ladies from seed no nutes so far growing in ffof soil 2nd week of Veg yesterday they were fine no problems and now like 5 of my leaves look like some leaf destroying monster has been eating my leaves WTFalso I seems to attack the tips and edges and work it's way down the leaf here are a few pics please help.

 

Attachments

• 
  IMAG1838.jpg

  1.3 MB · Views: 54
• 
  IMAG1840.jpg

  1.5 MB · Views: 53
• 
  IMAG1841.jpg

  1.4 MB · Views: 55
• 
  IMAG1842.jpg

  1.1 MB · Views: 56
• 
  IMAG1844.jpg

  1.3 MB · Views: 53
• 
  IMAG1845.jpg

  1.1 MB · Views: 52

Diabolical666

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #2

scope them at 30X's magnification.. broad mites

 

tropicalcannabispatient

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #3

Over feeding?

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #4

No nutes all my newer growth seems to be getting the damage first and what do I do if it is broad mites and how did I get them its winter and I treat my rooms like a prepped operating room and why is it only effecting one out of 8 plants? Thanks

 

tropicalcannabispatient

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #5

MAybe u over feeding this bby

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #6

For the 3rd time NO NUTRIENTS yet so how could it be over feedin?

tropicalcannabispatient said:

MAybe u over feeding this bby

Click to expand...

 

srh88

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #7

Diabolical666 said:

scope them at 30X's magnification.. broad mites

Click to expand...

Agreed

 

Jimmy Sparkle

Well-Known Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #8

I do not know anything about broad mites. Do they enter your grow area from outside your house like in the air ?on your sleeve? The goddamn dog brings them in? In the bagged soil,,? I would rather hear it hear than Google it wich I don't feel like doing lol.

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 16, 2016

• #9

So now I will look at them under my 60x and 120x scope and get back to you later I just don't get how I keep having every problem you can think of when everything is so clean and I read and only do what makes most sense I will post pictures of what I come up with and from what I see I should just say fu@k this $hit and quit trying to grow because these are a birch to get rid of.

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 17, 2016

• #10

So I spent half the day going over the plant that was affected top and bottom of the leaves around the stems where the leaves start i took a bunch of pictures with a 100x hand microscope and theres nothing that I can see so I'm just at a loss no nutrients just ffof with extra perlite is ffof that hot? Is it burning my leaves and making them look like this?

 

Attachments

• 
  IMAG1847_1.jpg

  153.3 KB · Views: 19
• 
  IMAG1850_1.jpg

  279.7 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1851_1.jpg

  289.6 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1853_1.jpg

  125.9 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1854_1.jpg

  120.1 KB · Views: 16
• 
  IMAG1858_1.jpg

  195.4 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1860_1.jpg

  140.9 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1863_1.jpg

  178.7 KB · Views: 17
• 
  IMAG1865_1.jpg

  235.7 KB · Views: 17

Rob K

Member

• Jan 17, 2016

• #11

Deathhasnofriends said:

So I spent half the day going over the plant that was affected top and bottom of the leaves around the stems where the leaves start i took a bunch of pictures with a 100x hand microscope and theres nothing that I can see so I'm just at a loss no nutrients just ffof with extra perlite is ffof that hot? Is it burning my leaves and making them look like this?

Click to expand...

I'm no expert lol but look up spider mites on YouTube I think that may be what it is jut look it up to be safe I'm not 100% but it may be spider mites

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #12

No defiantly not spider mites those are easy to see and I've seen those before they are a lot larger you can see those under a normal 10x - 20x loop.

 

kiwipaulie

Well-Known Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #13

You got something in there eating things. Have you got any yellow sticky traps. If not, get some. That will help identify them when they get stuck.

Maybe give your medium a drench with some sort of insecticide to kill anything living in the medium. I recently used vectobac to solve a gnat issue. One hit seemed to sort me out.

 

ram806

Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #14

Im having same problem. But the only thing i could think of is misting plants with lights too close. I moved mine off tops of my babies and only mist when lights are off. Ifk i might be wrong. Definitely not any mites here in my room

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #15

I have some azamax but will fungus gnats eat foliage? I have a top and bottom dressing of gnat nix about 1" thick thanks for all the replies.

 

THCmeBro

Active Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #16

Deathhasnofriends said:

I have some azamax but will fungus gnats eat foliage? I have a top and bottom dressing of gnat nix about 1" thick thanks for all the replies.

Click to expand...

Nope. As far as I know, they mostly eat fungi. So things like root rot. They aren't necessarily bad, except if you don't want bugs in your bud.

 

fandango

Well-Known Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #17

white lace wing?
take a yellow sticky card and catch sum motherfuckers and scope em out

 

THCmeBro

Active Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #18

Get on a preventative plan, like alternating neem with spinosad and sm-90.
My best guess is you are suffering from a random hungry bug or two.

 

makka

Well-Known Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #19

some strains can just get deformed leaves

 

Deathhasnofriends

Member

• Jan 18, 2016

• #20

Thanks for all the advice I will keep you posted on any new development I come across.