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Newcangro

Newcangro

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Had thrips gotten rid of all the ones out on leaves with Doktor Doon go green indoor spray. Now I am noticing some spots on my leaves. Is this from the thrips, doctor doom, or light burn? I jaked my light up higher not sure if the ethos zweet are light sensitive first time growing the strain. I did spray once in the tent because I was lazy and didn't want to drag a wet 10 gallon pot out side. Only curios because I have two other plants in a different tent upstairs that I sprayed for thrips Atwell and it isn't showing any of these signs. They are also different strains though
 

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ProPheT 216

ProPheT 216

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Dosent look like their is a healthy leaf on the plant. Stem looks purple.

I'm guessing lockout in soil. Ph ec related. Probably from overfeeding and not enough run off.whats your soil?
 
Newcangro

Newcangro

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Soil is promix feeding at 3/4 strength till I have a small amount of run off. As stated I just had thrips did a heavy defoliation, and sprayed with doktor doom a couple times
ProPheT 216 said:
Dosent look like their is a healthy leaf on the plant. Stem looks purple.

I'm guessing lockout in soil. Ph ec related. Probably from overfeeding and not enough run off.whats your soil?
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FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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Newcangro said:
Maybe when I sprayed in tent the leaves had moisture on them, which magnified the light and burned the leaves?
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If it's hit or miss on the plant as far as where it's located that's going to be my bet. Anytime I've foliar sprayed and put a plant back in the tent with droplets on it I've gotten burn marks from the lights burning them. Now I air dry them a good bit then hit them with a window fan for awhile to make sure they're dry before going back in. Spraying in the tent is only a good idea right after lights out. I don't like doing it then personally because the humidity fluctuations it can cause during lights out but you won't get leaf burn.
 
Newcangro

Newcangro

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When I sprayed outside and let it dry and then put it in the tent everything was fine, I was going to work the following morning and saw a couple thrips on there I said screw it and just sprayed them in the tent. My assumption was the burns were from the moisture magnifying the light. Thanks for getting back with a positive answer, trying to get these girls back to full health. If I have to do it again I will do it at lights out.
FirstCavApache64 said:
If it's hit or miss on the plant as far as where it's located that's going to be my bet. Anytime I've foliar sprayed and put a plant back in the tent with droplets on it I've gotten burn marks from the lights burning them. Now I air dry them a good bit then hit them with a window fan for awhile to make sure they're dry before going back in. Spraying in the tent is only a good idea right after lights out. I don't like doing it then personally because the humidity fluctuations it can cause during lights out but you won't get leaf burn.
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