HELP. White fur on my stems? Leaves drying.

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miller

Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #1

Hi,

Hope someone can shed a bit of light on a little issue i have.
I have recently started some babies and 2 weeks into veg they stopped growing and the leaves are curling at the tips and drying out rapidly.
I am using a 400wt light, coco with house and garden nutes. The PH of the water is 6.0 and ive tried flushing for a week and still the same issues.
I have noticed a white fur on the stems, is this the reason they have stopped growing? there is no signs of mites under the leaves and i fumigated the room before the grow.
See my pictures below and hopefully someone can help me.

Thanks Miller.

 

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10mfers

Active Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #2

looks like spidermites to me. don't know why they aren't growing. shortage of nutes perhaps. That will turn leaves funky colors. My monkey paw was diong that, I increased nutes, prob solved.

 

M

miller

Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #3

I have slowly started to increase the nutes but dont want to over do it, just seams a bit strange as the new growths come through they go dry and crispy at the ends. My guessin was a mite.

Do you think its worth trying to kill the mites or cutting my losses and starting from scratch??

Thanks

 

brewing up

Well-Known Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #4

kill the mites and veg for a few weeks with proper nutes, it should pull through...

 

brewing up

Well-Known Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #5

no actually, start from scratch it looks a bit fucked on 2nd look at pics

 

Bonzo

Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #6

yeah bin that, and start over

 

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Mcdoper

Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #7

dosnt seem to be spider mites im not noticing any white dots but it could be heat stress because of the curling tips but could also be the nutes. i would suggest adding nutes to your water, if it is nutes they should look better in about a week. and if it is spider mites you can use neem oil or alcohol but make sure you water down the alcohol if you use it to about a 1:2 1:3 ratio.

 

fasts10

Well-Known Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #8

i see no spidermite.. looks like some kind of fungus of some sorts.. whats ur %humidity and temps?

 

PutItInTheBowl

Active Member

• Feb 1, 2012

• #9

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M

miller

Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #10

I did think heat stress but the temp max is 25c
I'm going by the house and garden nute chart and I've had a good flush for a week. I've just purchased some mite spray and gave them a good soaking so I will check them over the next few days and if no go I will cut my losses,shame because they started well.
Thankyou for all the responses.

 

warrengjustice747

Active Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #11

Ewwwwww dats naasty....

 

HighLowGrow

Well-Known Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #12

PutItInTheBowl said:

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What the fuck does this have to do with millers question? STOP JACKING

 

warrengjustice747

Active Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #13

no for real though i think its mealybugs. they leave a splotchy web and theyre so small they look like specks.
or FUNGUS. its hard to tell

 

warrengjustice747

Active Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #14

mist it with some verrrrry mild soapy water and see what happens.

 

HighLowGrow

Well-Known Member

• Feb 2, 2012

• #15

If you have a scope, take a look up close and see if you can see any critters wandering around. A 30x should work.

 

M

miller

Member

• Feb 3, 2012

• #16

a friend of mine just said mealybugs, after a soak last night it seams to have gone so over the next few days I will have a spray again and fingers crossed they come back strong. I will keep you updated so you can look out for it in the future!!