Insect and/or too much water ???? PLEASE help

[9KtuFK]

Here is my setup:

-Plant grown outdoor

-Made a big hole in clay as it is all I have where I can grow the plant and filled it with ProMix BX and a little Bone meal. I was afraid clay would retain too much water so I inserted a pipe in the bottem of the hole as shown on the first picture.

- Noticed 2 weeks ago that the plant had small holes in the leaves but did not make a big deal out of it.

- Plant has lots of holes in leaves.

- Leaves are turning brown and dying.

- Some of the smaller tops at bottom of the pant look like they are rotting and dying.

- Iâ??ve used the 2 product shown on the picture but it does not seem to help ?

- Should I dig them out and put it in a big pot ?????


PLEASE HELP ME.

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9KtuFK Reviewed by 9KtuFK on 06-30-2009. Insect and/or too much water ???? PLEASE help Here is my setup: -Plant grown outdoor -Made a big hole in clay as it is all I have where I can grow the plant and filled it with ProMix BX and a little Bone meal. I was afraid clay would retain too much water so I inserted a pipe in the bottem of the hole as shown on the first picture. - Noticed 2 weeks ago that the plant had small holes in the leaves but did not make a big deal out of it. - Plant has lots of holes in leaves. Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

Looks like either a lack of nutes or your bug treatments were done too heavy. I would stick it in a 5 gallon planter and see if it helps.

[BayAreaTrees]

I had a very similair looking problem with a few of mine but i just used normal soil from the ground and the roots couldent spread and it held to much water i would say transplant it to some good potting soil and should help fix that problem

[the86thcreator]

Looks to me like common leafhopper damage. They can spread disease and brown patches and necrosis are common, but once you've taken care of the bugs, they'll bounce back.

[dackman]

it also could be cut worm thats damaging your plants its what is damagin mine right now , i have the same thing happening to me just not as heavy as yours so i went and cut all the yellow half eatin damaged leafs off and discarded them some where else other then by my plants and then i sprinkled cut worms and larvea killer in the soil mixed it into 1.5 inches of the soil and sprayed the leafs with sun light dish soap mixed with water in a regular spray bottle but just a pea size amount of soap so you dont burn your good leaves and spray the under side of the leaves its where the cut worms lay there eggs and you will get rid of the eggs with the soap , its my own bug repelant just have to spray evertime it rains thats all but hope this helps