BudgetGrows
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https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/Entry/ggetting-close-to-harvest.36265/
This was a huge mite infestation. They could web a bud overnight
This was a huge mite infestation. They could web a bud overnight
Bumps on leaves very early veg????
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Thanks for your kind reply man, as I say I'm new to growing and I'm a younger guy don't really know alot about it I really appreciate any help from this. Hope you get some dank bud off your lady's they look amazing puts me to shame hahaOh course, good luck! I looking forward to seeing her as a flowering beast
Chunky Stool
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Those bumps look different than OP. Larger & fewer of them.
If it was light outside, I'd go take a pic of a leaf on a plant that has spider mites. I've got a million of em on my plushberry that's outside.
BudgetGrows
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Even on cold nights? Or does that just keep numbers down?
I'm just going to get a mite solution anyway and let her grow and keep an eye on her and see how she does. I don't know what I'm gunna do about the seedling I don't want to put her in the room under the light
BudgetGrows
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https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/Entry/week-6.36243/
My pics under led can show the mite bites alot better, I guess there were alot of them hahah
My pics under led can show the mite bites alot better, I guess there were alot of them hahah
I live in Scotland aswell so it pretty cold here and my room has always been freezing cold before I got the grow equipment so I thought my cupboard would be cool with a good clean out and mines is under an led light I can't see them under that it only looks like overwatering under the led
BudgetGrows
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People use the mite spray alot of times just as preventative even with no signs of ever having mites. As I'm sure Chunky can tell ya, when you get a Bad infestation it's no longer "getting rid" of them but rather just dealing with them as best you can until chop. There just fucking shots. Worse than roaches. But your just fine at that stage. Don't worry!
Chunky Stool
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Yeah, I'd be willing to bet that the mites are still around. They were everywhere in my yard earlier this year. Mites show up first, before spiders and other predatory insects. Last spring I put two trays of tomato seedlings out on my deck and the fucking spider mites killed them all in about three days.
On the bright side, I've also seen green lacewings by my worm bin. They are awesome to have around the garden. Lacewing larvae are known as "aphid lions" and eat bad bugs like crazy. They *love* spider mites & their eggs.
Odin*
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She looks generally "unhappy". I would attribute the bumps to intumescence, common with LED's.
So do you think it's just the lighting I'm using ? She has been under slot of stress or could it be mites? Even under a magnifying glass I can still only barely see little white dots and under the leaves are fine
If it is intumescence am I better bringing my light way back up and not having it close at all?
BudgetGrows
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Led should be further away. I keep mine around 20-24" above. Higher for younger plants
Chunky Stool
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Dude, I don't have rights to view your journal.
Chunky Stool
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I'll get some fresh pics of spider mite damage... 
BRB
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Here ya go!
BRB
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Here ya go!
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Chunky Stool
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Here's some outdoor dank. 
It'll be ready in a week or two, even though there's already a little amber.
It'll be ready in a week or two, even though there's already a little amber.
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Okay thanks a bunch man I now have it 31" away from plant I'll post updates to see if she picks up
BudgetGrows
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What light/watts you running?
BudgetGrows
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You look longer out than that judging your pistils. They look healthy and growing still.Here's some outdoor dank.
It'll be ready in a week or two, even though there's already a little amber.
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