I can’t tell which nutrient problems I have

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grower411

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Good morning friends,

so I have three plants in questions

1. Is a clone about a month old and you can see the damage I speak of

2. Is a seedling and it’s first set of leaves are showing symptom

3. is a clone that just rooted 2 weeks ago

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greg nr

greg nr

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Looks like bugs are at work.....

Only a few leaves are affected, so it's not systemic. Plus it looks like bug damage. I see them everywhere. I think I'm paranoid. ;)
 
.Smoke

.Smoke

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I'm trying to get away from diagnosing for others. To many unknowns without being there, but I hope this helps!
But I do agree it looks munched on by something.
 
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grower411

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greg nr said:
Looks like bugs are at work.....

Only a few leaves are affected, so it's not systemic. Plus it looks like bug damage. I see them everywhere. I think I'm paranoid. ;)
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I have thripes in one of my tents, in late flower so hard to spray withNeem, seems under control more so in my veg and seedling tents.

what do you think of ladybugs as a remedy? (I don’t seem to be able to get them away after cleaning everything and starting over , maybe it’s the soil?)
 
greg nr

greg nr

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grower411 said:
I have thripes in one of my tents, in late flower so hard to spray withNeem, seems under control more so in my veg and seedling tents.

what do you think of ladybugs as a remedy? (I don’t seem to be able to get them away after cleaning everything and starting over , maybe it’s the soil?)
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They do spend part of their life in the soil. I think they have 4 growth stages, at one of them, they will drop to the soil and transform into their next form. I've found spinosad will kill them on contact and it can be used into flower. If you alternate it with bt (another bacteria that kills them), you can probably knock them down in plenty of time to harvest. Every 2 days, drench leaves and soil with one, then alternate to the other.
 
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greg nr said:
They do spend part of their life in the soil. I think they have 4 growth stages, at one of them, they will drop to the soil and transform into their next form. I've found spinosad will kill them on contact and it can be used into flower. If you alternate it with bt (another bacteria that kills them), you can probably knock them down in plenty of time to harvest. Every 2 days, drench leaves and soil with one, then alternate to the other.
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This ^^^

Best of all this doesn't leave a terrible Neem taste to your bud @grower411
 
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grower411

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greg nr said:
They do spend part of their life in the soil. I think they have 4 growth stages, at one of them, they will drop to the soil and transform into their next form. I've found spinosad will kill them on contact and it can be used into flower. If you alternate it with bt (another bacteria that kills them), you can probably knock them down in plenty of time to harvest. Every 2 days, drench leaves and soil with one, then alternate to the other.
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spinosad soap? any brand? I need exacts because there are so many variations of these products? thanks so much
 
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