Indoor Plant 8 weeks into flowering most large fan leaves look ill

CustomHydro

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This isn't rocket science here. All you need to do to CONFIRM thrips is look with a glass. The thrips will be visible. If you start treating exotic deficiencies that don't exist you might as well throw the plant away.. It's not that hard to grow...it's a weed that use to grow unchecked all over the country. All without anyones help.
Deficiencies can happen, but are not the norm.....by far more damage is done overtreating a misdiagnosed deficiency. Anybody that uses PH balanced soil with a basic fertilizer will be able to grow big plants most likely without seeing a deficiency of any kind during the entire life of the plant.Manganese and the like, are TRACE elements. Not much required and is usually supplied in plenty with any basic all around fert.
Thrips are very easy to confirm...Just LOOK!
Option B....guess at something it doesn't have and give it something it doesn't need and fix the problem YOU CREATED later.
This is right on point!
I see people misdiagnosing 95% of the time.
People saw one guy had a true case of thrips now its the cause of everything wrong with everyones plants.
If your going to grow dope, have a magnifying glass!
Have some basic tools, and do some research.
Otherwise u will have 30 different diagnoses for 1 problem.
Happens all the time.
 

ghosty87

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Its all good everyone i harvested the plant last night and it most definitely was not thrips because my other plant is fine and i have a Magnifying glass. I found no trace of bugs on my plant with the magnifying glass or my microscope and i was very thorough. Anyway its cut down and drying now so its all good. Some of the bigger leaves that are in between trim and fan leaves in size are turning like greyish in color. Can anyone tell me if that is normal for the drying process or if my humity is to high or soemthing?
 
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