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Terry385
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one pic looks like spider mites maybe with over feeding
orbo
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Fueling the fire. Instigator I tell you!!!
Is that a cupcake on the left? I like cup cakes...especially swimming in a bowl of milk!!!!
orbo
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Hi Trelix, did you want some help or are you bailing?
im generally curious because no one can see IPs but admins such as myself. and hes spreading paranoia, but i assume he has a reason for said post because rog isnt one to start bs
orbo
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Ok boss, sorry....I'zzz just playin. I'm with Terry385 though, looks like bugs of some sort.
please dont, people get really paranoid .. and than question our securityI couldn't help myself...
Kili Frunza
Active Member
aww shit
now i am more paranoid =))
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trelix
Member
Pictures are of my motherplant.
Problem is yellow tips on leaves.
Shes 3 months old from cutting.
Had heavy thrip infestation, but these yellow tiped leaves grew after they were wiped out with spinosad.
She should be not rootbound, as I transplanted about 3 weeks ago and prunned roots.
I realised I was using proxy not safe enough for me and paniced
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Checking for pests regularely - no spider mites. Damaged leaves are from now gone thrips.
Problem is yellow tips on leaves.
Shes 3 months old from cutting.
Had heavy thrip infestation, but these yellow tiped leaves grew after they were wiped out with spinosad.
She should be not rootbound, as I transplanted about 3 weeks ago and prunned roots.
I realised I was using proxy not safe enough for me and paniced
.Checking for pests regularely - no spider mites. Damaged leaves are from now gone thrips.
Terry385
Well-Known Member
you may be feeding to much use 1/4 what bottle say some soil has nutrients in it what you plant them in soil , promix... what namePictures are of my motherplant.
Problem is yellow tips on leaves.
Shes 3 months old from cutting.
Had heavy thrip infestation, but these yellow tiped leaves grew after they were wiped out with spinosad.
She should be not rootbound, as I transplanted about 3 weeks ago and prunned roots.
I realised I was using proxy not safe enough for me and paniced
Checking for pests regularely - no spider mites. Damaged leaves are from now gone thrips.
trelix
Member
I'm feeding her every watering with local all purpose organic fertilizers (considered as weak), same dosage as for flowering plants.
The soil has worm castings, peat, and eggshells amended.
I'll half the dosage. peace
polishpollack
Well-Known Member
for the record, proxy fears are not paranoia.