Help me out Guys!?! what is my problem on these leaves?

mwine87

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• May 30, 2015

• #1

Anyone know of the bat, what could be causing this?!?! Please, I need the wealth of experience you all have to offer.... Thanks a bunch guys and gals.

MW

 

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TWS

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• May 30, 2015

• #2

could be a PH issue but it looks like broad mites. Are all the tops like that ? do you have a strong microscope ?

 

haloman420

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• May 30, 2015

• #3

Could be ph. Could be over heated. Could be over feeding. Could be over watering. Could be under watering. I want to say the nitro level might be kinda high.

 

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gary hidalgo

Active Member

• May 30, 2015

• #4

Nutes too high and mites I see

 

mwine87

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• May 30, 2015

• #5

I'm using Happy Frog, tap water set out for 2 days before use, super super light feedings of fox farms trio... I've diatomaceous earth a few times sprinkle oll over top and undersides... I don't have a scope. if its mites, what's the best option? Its only on this little bunch of leaves...

 

jugz420

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• May 30, 2015

• #6

I got a purple alien og looking like that, I just gave it more light and and gave it silica and cal mag and it fixed itself but almost when it was 2 feet tall and 1 and a half feet all around, (scroging it)

SPray them with Neem Oil (for the spider mites) just in case,... check the soil, stick ur hand in it and check for mites. good luck amigo! =)

-Jugz

 

mwine87

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• May 31, 2015

• #7

its outside. Can't give it anymore light. Thanks guys for all the input, guys. I'll get some distilled water and use that for a minute to bring down the ph, of that's the case. Don't have a way to test it

 

jugz420

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• May 31, 2015

• #8

mwine87 said:

View attachment 3430688 its outside. Can't give it anymore light. Thanks guys for all the input, guys. I'll get some distilled water and use that for a minute to bring down the ph, of that's the case. Don't have a way to test it

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trow cal mag and silica to it... PH should be at 6.9. but if u want to be safer, get some Neem Oil from home depot. and go 1 and a half teaspon dose, every 3 days, and spray the soil also.... do it while is nice and cold (at night).

- report back amigo =)

-jugz

 

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TWS

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• May 31, 2015

• #9

mwine87 said:

View attachment 3430688 its outside. Can't give it anymore light. Thanks guys for all the input, guys. I'll get some distilled water and use that for a minute to bring down the ph, of that's the case. Don't have a way to test it

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I see bugs on that other plant. if you want to fix PH in soil you should scratch in some lime. you need to address your bug issues.

 

mwine87

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• May 31, 2015

• #10

made a soapy water spray and applied that yesterday. I'll grab some neem oil today. I'll keep you posted.

 

JDGreen

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• May 31, 2015

• #11

mwine87 said:

made a soapy water spray and applied that yesterday. I'll grab some neem oil today. I'll keep you posted.

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Yes neem oil quick. The ph is less important. I have even had to remove a peice from a vegging girl cuz bugs

 

mwine87

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• Jun 1, 2015

• #12

soapy water has to work til Friday. Budget won't allow anything right now. I'm keeping a close eye, it doesn't look to be spreading at all. Thank you for all the help guys. I'll update when I get some neem oil.

MW