Rufus T. Firefly
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I've never seen this before ....and how do I fix it?
what fuckery is this
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Red Hard Head
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Very dark green, fertilizer burn? Hot nitrogen? Or maybe spray burned the leaves?
Hollatchaboy
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No tip burn. It's not n tox. Did you check for bugs?
Rufus T. Firefly
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It's a newly built soil that was tested at Logan Labs and amended per agronomist. No sprays of any kind other than water.
Rufus T. Firefly
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I'm battling a fungus gnat infestation of biblical proportions as one of my inputs, I'm guessing the worm castings, was chock full of the little bastards. Nothing else on the yellow stickies and it does't look like anything was eaten, more of a fungus type thing I'm guessing.
It seems like I always have a few gnats every time I run build a new soil but this shit is ridiculous.
Rufus T. Firefly
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All those leaves were of course taken off.
GarageGardener69
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What ended up happening? @Rufus T. Firefly
Rufus T. Firefly
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Out of town til Sat, will update Then since you asked.
bursto
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Rufus T. Firefly
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Its not just you it’s what happens when you use forest floor products
Kumarollitup
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Looks like mites, pull out a magnifier and see if they are moving around.
kinebudsVA
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I have a huge gnat infestation I finally got a neem oil product captain Jack's and it seems to be working.
PadawanWarrior
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I think you got bugs. When I zoom in on the leaves I see lots of suspicious things. It's not fungus gnats. And fungus gnats are simple to deal with, but that's not your biggest problem right now.
go go kid
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get a layer of diatomacious earth on to your soil, it stops them digging in and out of the soil
weedstoner420
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It looks like wind damage to me. I get it a lot and some plants are more susceptible to it than others. Basically from rubbing against another leaf or the side of the pot. Doesn't look like insect damage to me in the slightest.
Rufus T. Firefly
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I have gone two rounds in the tent and one in the house plants with this and I can see a huge decrease in the infestation but it might take another round or two.
I was hesitant to use it but I read this https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/northcoast/water_issues/programs/cannabis/pdf/pest_mgmt_practices.pdf
if CA says it's OK I guess it's OK
And here are the plants currently. I'm back on a more normal watering schedule and will probably flip in a week or two.
I was hesitant to use it but I read this https://www.waterboards.ca.gov/northcoast/water_issues/programs/cannabis/pdf/pest_mgmt_practices.pdf
if CA says it's OK I guess it's OK
And here are the plants currently. I'm back on a more normal watering schedule and will probably flip in a week or two.
ahh, mosquito bits is just BT, right?
Rufus T. Firefly
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Yes, bti to be more exact.
I ponied up for the Gnatrol, also bti, but in a much higher concentration and IMO easier to apply.