Ive never had this problem please help!!!!!!!
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Chunky Stool
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You've got bugs -- probably spider mites. Use a bright flashlight to look for webbing.
claypipe69
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It looks to me to be mite`s I would use a systemic insecticide available at any nursery ask for one that is suitable for fruit trees it has a withholding period of a month so is ok to eat or whatever you like to do with it after that period. .Aside from that those skinny ones are boys cut them off below the soil level as not to disturb the lady`s roots. They could also do with a feed. The type is your choice of fertiliser one with an even balance N P K one with trace elements would be best. happy gardening 
bobtokes
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It looks to me to be mite`s I would use a systemic insecticide available at any nursery ask for one that is suitable for fruit trees it has a withholding period of a month so is ok to eat or whatever you like to do with it after that period. .Aside from that those skinny ones are boys cut them off below the soil level as not to disturb the lady`s roots. They could also do with a feed. The type is your choice of fertiliser one with an even balance N P K one with trace elements would be best. happy gardening
welcome to riu, not saying your wrong, how can you tell the skinny ones are male, i cant see any nads from those pics
Foothills
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It's pretty obvious you don't have a clue as to what you're doing. Help yourself out by doing a bit of research next time.
HydroGrowLover
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If my plants looked like that after 3 months I would kill them and start from scratch...
NoColorJustGreen
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Thanks guys ill see if i can keep them going....
Moflow
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What nutrients are you feeding them?
What type of medium are they in?
Looks like tree bark to me?.
Maybe to acidic for them.
Dunno about a bug problem though.
If you are serious about trying to save them - transplant asap to a good airy medium.
It'll knock them back by a good 2/3 weeks though .
What type of medium are they in?
Looks like tree bark to me?.
Maybe to acidic for them.
Dunno about a bug problem though.
If you are serious about trying to save them - transplant asap to a good airy medium.
It'll knock them back by a good 2/3 weeks though .
Moflow
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So would I lol
