Topped, thinking of mainlining. Is it normal?

SirGreenThumb · Nov 6, 2013

MYOB said:
Are you sure you have mites? That doesnt look like insect damage to me. Dont treat a problem until you are sure it IS a problem and you can confidently identify specifically what it is.

I think you are trying too hard. Let the plant grow and establish itself before you start pruning. You really want to let it grow up so you can see where the most productive points will be. I dont prune until a couple weeks into flowering, after the stretch.

The leaves are fine. The curling is normal, the leaves dont have enough room to stretch out yet.

I agree with this because it doesn't appear to have holes in the leaves just a little discoloration. You could have dropped some water on the leaf and the light magnified through and burnt the leaf. It doesn't look like mites to me either.

mierzejek88 · Nov 7, 2013

The point is ive found 4 holes.2 of em are visable on the Last photos just take closer look ;/

MYOB · Nov 7, 2013

mierzejek88 said:
The point is ive found 4 holes.2 of em are visable on the Last photos just take closer look ;/

But mites dont eat holes in the leaves. I cant think of an indoor pest that does. Caterpillars, snails & slugs will but I have never seen them pose a problem indoor.

You can find out for sure by looking under the leaves with a loupe or magnifying glass. You will see adult mites and eggs if it is indeed mites.

Most physical leaf damage is a result of handling.

Topped, thinking of mainlining. Is it normal?

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