One girl is bitten, help!

LokoTrashman

Active Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #1

Hey guys, I need help.
One of my 3 plants is bitten, by a bug maybe?
I attached some pics of the "victim", the girls (now in day 12) , and a closeup of all 3.
In the first pic u can see the bite marks on one leaf and on the lower cotyledon. The marks can also be seen in the closeup pic.
The other plants look OK, they are finally starting to develop a inter node.
Lemme know, peace.

 

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greenlikemoney

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #2

I don't see anything that concerns me, unless you take into account 3 plants growing in the same pot. That concerns me.

 

GrowinDad

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #3

agreed. carefully get them into separate pots before the roots get too deep.

 

LokoTrashman

Active Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #4

I put them in one pot so that they stay small, in how long do you think they could get rootbound ? I plan to flower them 2 months and veg only 3 maybe 4 weeks.

 

wvblazin

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #5

greenlikemoney said:

I don't see anything that concerns me, unless you take into account 3 plants growing in the same pot. That concerns me.

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I agree.. In one tiny pot at that.

 

TichySmokeSmoke

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #6

Transplant ASAP. As to not cause stunted growth ( of course the accumulation of the transplant stunts is but not as much as root bound. )

 

kagecog

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #7

Looks to be bitten by a vampire mite... KILL IT NOW BEFORE ITS TOO LATE!

 

waterdawg

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #8

So first off stop worrying lol. It actually looks like it is nothing at all. And as stated put them in separate pots. As for vegging only 2-3 weeks my plants (ebb and flow) get about 4-5 feet tall at 3 weeks veg when finally finished if I dont train lol.

 

ProHuman

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #9

Get a spoon, dig them out, and put them into their own containers.
Bury them with soil up to the round leaves.
They should bounce back.. GL.

 

nflguy

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #10

Yes get them in their own separate containers, then after that get the light closer to them. They are really stretching

 

brissel

Well-Known Member

Apr 25, 2014

• #11

greenlikemoney said:

I don't see anything that concerns me, unless you take into account 3 plants growing in the same pot. That concerns me.

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hahahaha was just thinking same thing