Helppppppppppp!!
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hannahislost
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What do you want to know?
Devildog93
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The more info you provide the better....watering schedule, rooting medium, air temps, nutrients, pot size....etc.
A pic of the whole plant is good too. Could simply be overwatering.......
A pic of the whole plant is good too. Could simply be overwatering.......
Devildog93
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Looks like nute burn....but the white film.....do you spray your plants? Looks like water stain/burns.
Not sure though
Not sure though
racerboy71
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it almost looks like you got some water on the leaves and they than got burned from the lights.. have you sprayed your leaves or anything with anykind of liquid while the lights were on recently??
a mongo frog
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i could be wrong but im leaning towards Thrips. i think theres the small sign of slugish movement.
a mongo frog
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a tiny bug that attack leaves and scrape the leaves to suck out the content in the leaves.
a mongo frog
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how old r the plants?
Devildog93
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Well, to be honest, I think I see a couple things going on.
The leaf tips and centers are showing what appears to be a little bit of nute burn/lockout. The filmy spots look like foliar spray water stains.
You say it's spreading....so I think powdery mildew, but it doesn't look like that, it looks filmy not dusty
If you are spraying your plants, especially under HID lighting, I suggest doing it when lights are out. Safer, as overspray on a hot HID light can be bad, and prevents spot burns from the intense lighting hitting standing water drops.
If you spray as your lights go out, just make sure to vent the room for an hour or two to keep the relative humidity down.
As well, I never spray ANYTHING on my plants after the first week of flowering. Not even straight water. That's just me though.
The leaf tips and centers are showing what appears to be a little bit of nute burn/lockout. The filmy spots look like foliar spray water stains.
You say it's spreading....so I think powdery mildew, but it doesn't look like that, it looks filmy not dusty
If you are spraying your plants, especially under HID lighting, I suggest doing it when lights are out. Safer, as overspray on a hot HID light can be bad, and prevents spot burns from the intense lighting hitting standing water drops.
If you spray as your lights go out, just make sure to vent the room for an hour or two to keep the relative humidity down.
As well, I never spray ANYTHING on my plants after the first week of flowering. Not even straight water. That's just me though.