Need help identifying start of PM

alphapinene

alphapinene

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Hey guys,

One of my HSO chemdawg plants has a fan leaf with small white dots on its surface next to it's main 'vein.' These white dots look spherical, small, and are fully white under a 60x loupe. They almost look like eggs/cloudy trichome heads. Fortunately these spots are only on one leaf in a three plant grow (that i know of)I just recently found out that chemdawg is very susceptible to PM/Gray mold and so i am freaking out lol:spew:
Plants are 3 weeks old and looking very healthy - AVG TEMPS 72-78
AVG RH 45-55%
As seedlings they were at 55-60% RH sometimes up to 65% and 72-76 --they started out in an open tent (door + windows open) with no exhaust/intakes on..i slowly added a breeze on em as they got older (days 1-10). I also let in fresh air from an open window here and there. I had an exhaust/passive intake setup for the second week.The tent has been fully closed and has had more than enough ventilation/circulation for the past week. Under shitty viparspectra LEDs (noticed faster seedling/preveg growth) compared to my 4000k qbs

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CannaCountry said:
Don't freak out...just keep an eye on her. You're obviously paying attention. If it gets worse you're way ahead of the game in treating it.
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yeah, maybe too much attention lol idek if it is PM, I tried rubbing it off with my finger and it ain't coming off. Could it be possible that these 'white spots' are actually The sexual spores setting themselves in/waiting for environmental conditions and not the asexual fruiting bodies? I remember reading that PM has a sexual and asexual stage...

Whyyy did I have to choose a hard ass susceptible strain to grow :(

And if it really is the beggining stages of PM, would you guys keep at it/start controlling w/ green cure, etc or is it not worth it as I read PM can be systemic/bad for you to smoke even if the spores aren't 'active'

Thanks
 
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Does not appear to be PM to me, check bottom of leaves, use a magnifying glass or jewelers loupe and see if you see any tiny bugs, speckled spots on your leaves can be spider mites.
 
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