I started getting these weird spots in a few leaves. I pulled them off but the pattern seems like a predator of some kind. Any identification? Outside grow, Coco loco. pH'd water mostly to this point since I just transplanted into 7gal pots one month ago. Only 3 of 8 plants showed this that I can find so far which are all same strain Chemdawg.
Tan/Brown spots on a few leaves?
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Silentvirtue
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Looks like bugs to me. All the spots look too localised for a Calmag problem. Get your scopes out and start looking.
Silentvirtue
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Looks like leaf hoppers damage to me.
Silentvirtue
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As for treatment I'm not so sure. I'll do so research and get back to you. But 99% sure it's leaf hoppers.
Silentvirtue
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I've had a look and there seems to be a few methods. I suggest you research one that you would best suit.
So you have spinosad as you mentioned
You have insecticide soaps, you can do a DIY method is dish soap and water (ratio 2.5/3ml per litre) spray all tops and bottoms of the leaves with a good soaking. Wash with plain water after a few hours and repeat every 3/4 days. Use this method all the time on black cherry aphids on my cherry tree.
Neem oil people have good success with.
Or preditory insects which is hard as your out side.
Hope this helps.
So you have spinosad as you mentioned
You have insecticide soaps, you can do a DIY method is dish soap and water (ratio 2.5/3ml per litre) spray all tops and bottoms of the leaves with a good soaking. Wash with plain water after a few hours and repeat every 3/4 days. Use this method all the time on black cherry aphids on my cherry tree.
Neem oil people have good success with.
Or preditory insects which is hard as your out side.
Hope this helps.
Silentvirtue
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No worries. Know you enemy.
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I don't like.grow weed easy but the pics show leaf hopper damage.
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Leafhopper - Wikipedia
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Leafhopper | Types, Habits & Prevention | Britannica
Leafhopper, any of the small, slender, often beautifully coloured and marked sap-sucking insects of the large family Cicadellidae (Jassidae) of the order Homoptera. They are found on almost all types of plants; however, individual species are host-specific. Although a single leafhopper does no
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I don't like.grow weed easy but the pics show leaf hopper damage.
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