So I'm just under 10 autos harvested under my belt but I've had a regular feminized going for some time, it looks nothing like the other strains I've done. Input would be much appreciated
Did this plant reveg or herm?
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hotrodharley
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Looks more like root issues. I don’t see reveg.
If it had revegged, it would have happened last month.
I should add that I also trimmed a good 15-20% of the leaves off as well, was hella bushy last week. I'm not used to the way this plant looks, buds are very thin compared to my other regular feminized grown out doors. This is what they other one looks like.
I should add that I also trimmed a good 15-20% of the leaves off as well, was hella bushy last week. I'm not used to the way this plant looks, buds are very thin compared to my other regular feminized grown out doors. This is what they other one looks like.
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waterproof808
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Your problem is you've got russet mites in the first set of pics.
waterproof808
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I've screenshot all the areas with clear signs of russet mites. I have an eagle eye for this shit.
waterproof808
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It will affect your other plants if you do not remove it from your garden.
Should I move it and let it just ride out? It's in a 15 gallon, my other is in a 50 thriving about to start being harvested next week.
waterproof808
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russet mites will continue to do damage to your flowers after harvest and it will spread to the rest of your crop if you dry it in the same room. I'd set the plant on fire honestly or bag it in a trash bag and remove it from your property.
Inspect the lower flowers on your other plants to see if you find any similar damage, they usually work their way up from the bottom of the plant
Inspect the lower flowers on your other plants to see if you find any similar damage, they usually work their way up from the bottom of the plant
waterproof808
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Flowers that look brownish instead of green, especially the very bottom of the flower. Leaves that taco and curl upwards.
