ok so I have two plants both about a month old. From germination I planted them right into the dirt outside. I like to believe I've kept them well watered. (theyre my babies). unfortunately one of them has white spots as you can see. Can this be a cause of too much sun? Lack of Nutrients? The other one I have is faintly smaller and the leaves are turning brown at the tips (I dont have a picture though). Please help.
Overheat? Lack of nutrients? WHITE SPOTS!!! Experience needed!
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morreallyrics
Active Member
what are the weather conditions there?/ whats the water like??? i had that same stuff but it just went away after i started checking the ph of my water daily.
however its about time to add some nutes so give a small shot and see what happens, good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!
however its about time to add some nutes so give a small shot and see what happens, good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!
chongsbuddy
New Member
it looks like aphids to me.is the area grey?does it look like a snail trail kind of?if so.you have aphids
Hazmat
Well-Known Member
it looks like aphids or spidermites, there are some pesticides you can use, go check in the plant problems forum. if it is aphids, it shouldnt be too hard to get rid of them... if its spidermites, they are a bit harder. you could try catching spiders and ladybugs and putting them near your plants for an all natural pest control. good luck with it though
Greenthumbs422
Member
I dont see how you think its spider mites, but if it is....don't use pesticides! Just get a spray bottle and mix with a few drops of common dish soap and spay. That will get rid of spider mites, but it doesnt sound like spider mites to me!