What’s up DGC, thank you for all the knowledge y’all have been willing to share with me so far, was able to crush my first photo period run. Obviously back to hopefully expedite some troubleshooting on my orangasm from irie genetics have 2 of those going only one really showing some issues just trying to get a handle on it before it gets any worse. Run down: 5 gal pots with potters gold soil, Lotus 3 part nutrients, roots organic cal-mag, air stones in 5 gal buckets, watering in at 6-6.5. Pics are from today week 2 of flower hence the urgency. Light is a growers choice roi e680 in a 5×5 at 60% about 20ish inches from canopy r/h 55-60 right now temps at about 78 First two pics are this grow last pictures are last harvests success. Any thoughts on what this could be?
Get a scope under those leaves. Make sure you don’t have poop or eggs under those leaves. Some pests are super small.
Two weeks in flower is prime time for russet mites. You have some potential symptoms
Def scope like Rafusa said. Without a doubt. But I would imagine if it were any pest issues you would be seeing it on other plants as well. Some phenos will act differently then others with feed and such sometimes. It’s happened to me. Did an entire run of the same strain and three of them were “problem child’s”. Maybe just have to adjust the feed a little bit
When I got russet mites they went for specific plants first. They love the fruitier stuff.
Woooof alright I’ve been spraying with canna control ipm maybe a heavier drench tonight?
Did you see bugs or are you just spraying?
Before it was preventive but now im spraying in the name of panic 😂😂😂 Gave all the fruitier cultivars a root drench had just watered the ladies last night and the I drenched the canopy n turned the fan on med for an hour or so
Ok a couple things. Spraying for bugs you don’t see is a random effort. You could be using something that doesn’t affect a specific pests or they may not even be there. Also you should spray right before lights out they say. It’s to prevent the lights from magnifying through droplets and burning your plants. I dim my LED way down while I spray so they can dry before I crank the light back up. Remember I just said it could be pests. You should be doing magnified inspection of your plants. Most signs of infestation are on the leaves (usually the bottom side). Get a loupe ($10-$15) or a microscope ($35-$50) and start examining your plants. Bad bugs are slow so take your time and wait to see slow movers or poop or eggs.