Any doctors in the house ? pics

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Originally Posted by stinkyattic

Haha stop it guys!

Okay First set of plants, too big for the pots. Re-pot into 2 or 3 gallon pots of fresh promix
Small plant leaf pic, looks blurry and miner-y but indoors I'm going with THRIPS. You can spray with any vegetable safe spray that has pyrethrin as an active ingredient.

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Repotted :)

Stinky ,you helped me earlier on with the thrips and I have been neeming them, but i thought the signs of thrips were different .
Is it too late to use pyrethrin? ... they are a couple weeks in bud
I have a pest strip in the veg room now(resin vaporizer strip with dichlovos insecticide):stoned: ,will that get rid of them? if so, can it be used in bud room? and till when?
Heres a pic of one of the leaves .some leaves are like that all over.
Thanx again for all the help :hippy:out

Can you get a non-blurry pic of the whole plant, propping up the camera on something?
That looks like variegation, not a pest issuse.
You can use pyrethrin up to ~3 weeks before harvest no prob. But you are right, that does not look like bugs.
Oh- stop neeming next week too and if you still need to treat with a horticultural oil, you can run SMC leaf wash instead, MUCH longer into flower. It's coriander oil.

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Originally Posted by stinkyattic

Can you get a non-blurry pic of the whole plant, propping up the camera on something?
That looks like variegation, not a pest issuse.
You can use pyrethrin up to ~3 weeks before harvest no prob. But you are right, that does not look like bugs.
Oh- stop neeming next week too and if you still need to treat with a horticultural oil, you can run SMC leaf wash instead, MUCH longer into flower. It's coriander oil.

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variegation :wtf:.... wuss at?
and what is SMC leaf wash ?
The lights r out right now, i will get pics tonight.
Thanx

:hippy: out

oh heres the rest of the girls waiting to be moved :) I swapped out the 400 MH for the six cfls...theoretically 600w ....seems to be working fine, just need to keep the room a little warmer :jointsmile:

ok heres the latest pics.
the evident signs that were showing on the leaves seem to be fading,but the leaves still dont look very healthy :mad:
since the transplant I noticed signs of the thrips agian on the lower leaves.(no prob) ;)
But that other issue on the leaves was really stumping me, everything seemed to be good as far as temps, ph, ppm, and overall conditions.
Found this online
Wikipedia
" Nutrient deficiency symptoms may cause a temporary or variable yellowing in specific zones on the leaf. Iron and magnesium deficiencies are common causes of this."

They were being fed very lightly 20/20/20, 400ppm, 6.8ph, 6.5 runoff, but the temps in the veg room were quite cool, low 70's and mid to low 60's at night.

What u think?

oh, I will be changing my nutes to General hydroponics micro,gro,and bloom.the nutes i was using were quite old.

:hippy:

Hey, Rick,
How's the chipmonk doing?