bugs or big animals?

[shogun_si]

Hello im new to this board. I have 15 outdoor plants and they are all "in ground" with miracle grow veg soil. I know how most of you feel about this already, but this is what there in. They have been outdoors for about a month now. I think some plants are having issues with nutrients, but im scared to do anything to them because I have heard that miracle grow release nutrients over time and I don't want to burn my plants up. OK so the issue at hand is these 2 plants. whats causing the issue with the edge of the leaves being all the way back to the center vane and white? also this is just bag seed. I have been using Murphy's oil on all the plants as a pesticide. Can someone advise me as to what would do a better job? I was thinking organic dish soap? Possibly dr bronner's.

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shogun_si Reviewed by shogun_si on 06-21-2013. bugs or big animals? Hello im new to this board. I have 15 outdoor plants and they are all "in ground" with miracle grow veg soil. I know how most of you feel about this already, but this is what there in. They have been outdoors for about a month now. I think some plants are having issues with nutrients, but im scared to do anything to them because I have heard that miracle grow release nutrients over time and I don't want to burn my plants up. OK so the issue at hand is these 2 plants. whats causing the issue Rating: 5

[built2spill]

The link to the photos did not work for me. Sounds pretty bad though.

Could be too much of your current attack.

[MrGrowBig]

I recommend using some Bayer advanced neem oil for an insecticide. Its organic, and as long as you use it at dawn or dusk (no direct sunlight) it wont do any harm to the plants. I think it says 1-3oz per gallon of water on the bottle, and only apply it once or twice a week. If you use dish soap make sure its biodegradable.

But you say that your leaves are curled up and white? To me it sounds like a mold or powdery mildew. This is usually caused by rain, over spraying with the insecticide, or really humid climates. It could also be some type of deficiency but I couldnt tell you until I see the pics. Try uploading them from your computer instead by clicking the tree icon above the text box.

[shogun_si]

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[shogun_si]

I wanna say that you cant see the white on the leaves because of the flash. where the damage is there is white.