What is this ?

Brettman

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First off all thanks for taking the time to help me. I found some dark gray patches on one of my plants today, I immediately cut off the affected leaves but I’m now wondering if it is just a phosphorous deficiency.
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Temps are 85 lights on 60 lights off, humidity is 20-30%. I flipped 2 weeks ago, medium is half perlite half regular MG soil. No other nutes givin yet. 75F5B9F7-40EE-46AF-B77D-C6B890EB7E2B.jpeg
I have a journal going on here under the name Hazeman KQBF if that helps.
 

Brettman

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This plant in particular hasn’t looked as good as the others for a while now. And is quite a bit smaller.
 

Brettman

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How many fungus gnats do you have on that yellow sticky.

that could be causing your issues.
Lots of gnats lol. The stickies keep there population down pretty good. You think the gray spots could be from gnats ? I’ve had them on and off for years.
 

Brettman

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Mosquito dunks

gnatroll

gnatoff

spinosad

Apply as a root drench.

The eggs and larva are in your medium.
Ok, I have mosquito dunks, I’ve tried them in the past. I have been oil, does that work for gnats ? What’s the difference between the three products you mention ?
 

jondamon

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Ok, I have mosquito dunks, I’ve tried them in the past. I have been oil, does that work for gnats ? What’s the difference between the three products you mention ?
Mosquito dunks, gnatrol and Gnatoff all contain BT bacteria to kill the gnats.

spinosad is a different form of bacteria.

I was giving you different products that can be found so you knew what to look for.

I haven’t used Neem oil for Gnats.
 
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