What's wrong with my plants??
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penguinking
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necrotic spots on leaves could be a variety of things. look under the leaves for very small bugs. a preventative neem oil treatment may be in order. make sure that if you do spray them, to use a surfactant, such as yucca extract. also spray at night, NOT while the sun is out or you will burn your plants. This is all assuming that there are bugs on the plant. If no bugs are around, keep an eye on new growth, as it could just be wind damage. If I had to guess from your pics, you might have a small mite problem.
look up organic methods of outdoor pest prevention. just my 2 ¢
look up organic methods of outdoor pest prevention. just my 2 ¢
DonAlejandroVega
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they get all muffed up looking outdoors. plant looks fine.
Farmer's Hat
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^ agreed.
Your plants look fine. Pest damage is common.
Your plants look fine. Pest damage is common.
prosperian
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Yep, pest damage. Bugs got to eat too. If I were a bug, I'd be looking for cannabis too, F*** the tomatoes plants. I agree with above posts, go organic on pest control if you can.
DonAlejandroVega
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not bugs..........just tears in the leaf caused by some leaf tissue that refused to expand with the rest of the leaf. it happens. certainly use a proactive pest control regimen.............
grandpa 1949
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My puppy loves pot, she just bites the leaves. Just like what I see on your plant. Was she there?
Little humor here. Cause being your first outside plant your going to need some humor! Don't worry you'll do fine.
Little humor here. Cause being your first outside plant your going to need some humor! Don't worry you'll do fine.
penguinking
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/\ /\ /\ assuming its not a boy 
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penguinking
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I was referring to the yellow spots on the leaves when I said he could have a bug problem. The tears are definitely nothing to be concerned with...
RealTwisted
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I think I have a worm or something, but I can't see a darn thing. Outdoor, first time grower, all organic so far. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks..
Greenhouse;save
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Not a lot of serrated edges. is this from seed if so is it a feminised seed..?
penguinking
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look in the stalks for worms, maybe holes near the bottom of the plant that the caterpillars use to burrow up in the plants
rob333
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is ur plant dying or is dead ??? well stop stressing u trippa people forgot its a WEED not some super dooper delicate plant
fuck i hit one with a mower about 6 weeks ago like one big giant super crop
penguinking
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lol... smdh
RealTwisted
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From a seed I got from a dude that couldn't get it to sprout. Not sure of its sex. Just wanna learn and grow some good homegrown. Dang, is it male ?
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RealTwisted
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Thanks. I don't see any holes. I'll try a neem oil treatment.
Greenhouse;save
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Is it male..not by the looks of things haven't u checked between the nodes....c if theirs any unwanted balls...
RealTwisted
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Looked real close with a magnifying glass even. No balls m'lady.
penguinking
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that appears to be a flowering female plant man. looks like its budding up