Whats 'wrong with my plant?

[Macpatica]

My fi

 

[Moflow]

Looks like Thrip damage.

 

[Gemtree]

Thrips

 

[Macpatica]

Looks like Thrip damage.

Can I do anything to rescue it?

 

[Macpatica]

Thrips

Any advice welcome. My first time growing.

 

[Moflow]

Thrips & Cannabis - How to Identify & Get Rid of It Quickly!

If you see tiny, wormy little bugs, dark winged insects or bronzed discoloration on the leaves, you may have thrips. Learn how to get rid of them!

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Blue or yellow sticky traps.
From Biobest Sustainable Crop Management website.
Yellow traps are generally used as the colour attracts whitefly and thrips as well as leafminers and fungus gnats. However, if the key pest target is thrips we recommend using blue sticky traps as they are the most effective at attracting this pest.

I've used natural predators, Amblyseius cucumeris with great success too.

Thrips Pest Solution: Amblyseius Cucumeris | Defenders

Amblyseius are used to control thrips by growers in commercial horticulture.

www.defenders.co.uk

I hope that helps.

 

[Macpatica]

Thank you for your advice. I can't actually see any insects, not even with a magnifying glass. I will try the blue traps. Hopefully, I can rescue the plant.....it looked to be doing so well up till now. Thanks again.

 

[spliffendz]

Thank you for your advice. I can't actually see any insects, not even with a magnifying glass. I will try the blue traps. Hopefully, I can rescue the plant.....it looked to be doing so well up till now. Thanks again.

Persevere, they are right under your eyes, I promise you, touch the leaves you will see them running away

 

[Macpatica]

I've decided to go with the Amblyseius. I'm hoping I am able to rescue the plant. Thanks for the interest.

 

[Macpatica]

Should I remove any affected leaves?