WHAT ARE THIS LEAF SPOTS??? MOSAIC VIRUS!?
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bongreaper420
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have the same with mine at the moment let me know if you hear anything bud
$bkbbudz$
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HMMM maybe TMV. BUT, Cannabis has never been proven to being prone to TMV.
What is your ph? take a look here:
http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph-fluctuations-cannabis
Good Luck and Great Growz
What is your ph? take a look here:
http://www.growweedeasy.com/ph-fluctuations-cannabis
Good Luck and Great Growz
Alienwidow
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The correct answer is no. It is not stupid tobacco mosaic virus. Where are you people getting this info that tmv effects cannabis?
igz
New Member
I used PLAGRON lemon kick for droping down PH.Maybe i added too much?How to correct this??I searched on google about spots on leaves and found this:
http://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/tobacco-mosaic-virus-marijuana/
http://www.growweedeasy.com/tobacco-mosaic-virus-tmv-cannabis
http://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/tobacco-mosaic-virus-marijuana/
http://www.growweedeasy.com/tobacco-mosaic-virus-tmv-cannabis
Let's maybe be more constructive with our feedback. If it's not TMV, what do you think it is?
Alienwidow
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Lets do yourself a favor and not lecture me.
ive already answered the original question, if its tmv...NO. And you dont just yell things out like "its ph!", or "its light burn!". If you want to solve the guys problem you have to get information from him. Id start by finding out if hes been spraying stuff on his leaves.There you go. Now the OP has something actionable that they can respond with. I'm sure that'll be helpful, just as I am sure that the original question was actually "WHAT ARE THIS LEAF SPOTS???" But I digress.
Also, for the OP, might be worth researching Broad Mites. Try taking a peek at your leaves with a microscope. I've seen similar symptoms as a result of having them before.
Also, for the OP, might be worth researching Broad Mites. Try taking a peek at your leaves with a microscope. I've seen similar symptoms as a result of having them before.
$bkbbudz$
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HMMM...was not going to chime in on this one BUT..to the OP Ultimately no one but you can 'solve' this problem. While getting others opinions MAY be helpful, at the end of the day this is your grow. Do some research on your own and do what you think is best. This is an open forum and as such anyone can give 'advice' this 'advice' may be correct or so far off from the truth that you can kill your babies. Take anyone's 'advice' with a grain of salt. For me if I have a question I get 10 answers if 7 of them are similar, it MIGHT be good information. But, I will always do my own research before taking any corrective action.
Good Luck and Great Growz
Good Luck and Great Growz
chuck estevez
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I think you have the rookie mosaic virus, it happens when new growers find mis information on the interwebz.
Surely a pro like yourself can help clear up all that misinformation.
I will get marks like this from time to time and seems to be strain specific, I have wondered if this is some kind of virus as well, but I don't worry too much about it as doesn't seem to affect growth or production and my best strain has shown this for multiple generations without problems. Your plant looks 100% healthy as well so probably nothing to worry about.
Morbid Angel
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looks to me like little PH hickups. Take a careful look on the undersides of leaves for crawlers.
TMV looks different than that.
TMV looks different than that.
chuck estevez
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Sure, TMV can not happen in cannabis, it can not happen in this type of plant. Hemp mosaic virus maybe, but not TMV. and no he doesn't have HMV either.
Please enlighten us Chuck, what are these mysterious marks on the leaves? How can you be certain this is not mosaic virus? If you know more, I would be curious.. As I shared, I have seen these marks, they will be limited to one strain and pass over generations, but don't seem to spread to others, get worse, or affect growth in a negative way. I am assuming it's a genetic defect, but it would be nice to know more..
SnaFuu
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Chuck hit the nail on the head... NMV (noob mosaic virus) very common problem around here.
Ps. The OP knows how he fucked up "maybe added too much ph down"
Pps. How do you "maybe" add too much ph down?? Either you phd to 5.5-6.3 or you didnt. But anyways loving the shot in the dark answers on here keep it up.
Ps. The OP knows how he fucked up "maybe added too much ph down"
Pps. How do you "maybe" add too much ph down?? Either you phd to 5.5-6.3 or you didnt. But anyways loving the shot in the dark answers on here keep it up.
chuck estevez
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you said it yourself, if you had TMV,it would spread like wildfire to every plant, but if you read my post, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE for cannabis to get TMV.
LamontCranston
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Looks just like broad mite damage to me... Sorry OP =(
Chunky Stool
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That's real damage, not a deficiency caused by ph issues. Not 100% certain but I bet you've got mites.