What are these burns on my plant?

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so.nice

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #1

I bought the clone on 7/22 and it had hairs to begin with and it's only been in oceans forest and about a few days again ago started growing buds

 

ltecato

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #2

Check for spider mites on the bottom of the leaves.

 

sno capz

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #3

Did you add any lyme to your ocean forest?

 

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so.nice

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #4

sno capz said:

Did you add any lyme to your ocean forest?

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Nothing just tap watering

ltecato said:

Check for spider mites on the bottom of the leaves.

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I'll check it out but there were many times I found webs..if there are how can I rid them?

 

hells canyon genetics

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #5

magnesium deficiency

 

Hotboxbudz

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #6

so.nice said:

Nothing just tap watering


I'll check it out but there were many times I found webs..if there are how can I rid them?

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I would say its a cal mag problem from the looks of it. Doesn't look like pest damage IMO, just because you find webs doesn't mean they are from mites, could be normal spiders. I have them on my plants all the time and just let them live there and kill other pests.

 

hells canyon genetics

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• Aug 16, 2015

• #7

bugs dont make perfect straight lines in leafs in between every vain google Magnesium Deficiency pics

 

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so.nice

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• Aug 17, 2015

• #8

hells canyon genetics said:

bugs dont make perfect straight lines in leafs in between every vain google Magnesium Deficiency pics

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So can you offer me some advice on giving nutrients? Would it be foolish to just leave it alone since it's my first grow?

 

hells canyon genetics

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• Aug 17, 2015

• #9

just add General Organics Cal-Mag to all of your water 10-20 drops a gal (eye dropper) and you will be good to go and continue with nutes

 

ZoBudd

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• Aug 17, 2015

• #10

Gotta agree wit hells canyo on this one. It's always good to check for mites, even when you don't see damage, but trust me. It's not mites. I know mites all too well.

 

ltecato

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• Aug 17, 2015

• #11

so.nice said:

Nothing just tap watering


I'll check it out but there were many times I found webs..if there are how can I rid them?

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If you're growing outside you can just blast them off with a stream of water. Indoors, hold the plants sideways under a sink or bathtub faucet to wash the little SOBs down the drain, or vacuum them off the leaves with a Dust Buster. There's some pesticides you can also use. I stopped an outbreak a couple months ago with a combination of spraying and misting water and applying spinosad (Capt. Jack's Dead Bug Spray). Apparently mites don't like to get wet. Also, they breed and eat faster when the temperatures rise, so try to keep your plants cool as possible.