jimmer6577
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I just googled my first ever bible verse. The places the 600 takes you!jesus christ, i just googled Leviticus 20:13, says a bit more than stonedlatter day saints/ mormons are mentalists
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method2mymadness
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Is this a plum tree its growing behind a shed we have the nieghbor like to throw there apples oranges and all that shit down the hill and they end up on my property pics suck can anyone identify this if its a plum tree going to dig it up and plant it in a more proper location my luck its some fucked off plant that's not fruit at all I dnt know not so good at selecting what it is
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whodatnation
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Maybe idk... It may be best to wait until spring.
method2mymadness
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Thirps cure sns 203 2oz per gallon spray plant till run off repaeat in 4 days then straight water next day then spray 2 days later and be done with them and then treat once a week as prevenative I just got.done treating one of my plants had vedging outdoor u should see black bugs as adults and pink as larva
Don Gin and Ton
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thrips leave a more silvery trail almost like slugs that looks more like botrytis. you had high humidity and heat lately?
Don Gin and Ton
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yup that's spore time buddy. high temps n humidity, it's the time of year man.
method2mymadness
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Isn't botrytis o mold that can form in buds or stems
hornedfrog2000
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Yeah, it hasn't been that hot around here but the humidity has scared me enough to run the A/C non stop pretty much, figure the extra money it costs each month is worth it. I've lost 1/3 a crop before from mold. Botyris or whatever its name is, is bud rot. Might be powdery mildew...? Idk about that, but I thought some sort of mold when I first saw it too.
method2mymadness
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My plant looked exact same as urs treated it as thirps since I saw them under scope and now there gone and the black shit is poo just speaking from my experiance
DST
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That does actually look like bad thrip damage. I am also back fighting this. The good news is that you will still get a good harvest if you keep them at bay. But they are a total chore to get rid of 100%. They will also leave small specs of poo (like the dark spots on your pic) Pillar damage also looks similar to this, but you would see holes where it had munched. So I would certainly lay my money on thrips.View attachment 2768312
Any suggestions would be appreciated. 2 of 4 plants seem infected, but they prob. all are. 20 days into flowering
whodatnation
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I was gonna say thrips too. Im starting to rely solely on ladybugs. I see very minor thrip damage but I have one ladybug that has stuck around for weeks. It may need replacing soon.
method2mymadness
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Here's a leaf from the plant I was talkin about there gone now I usually go thru and pick infected leafs off loops missed one
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HydroGp
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Thx for the help. If i get an army of ladybugs would that be sufficient? or should i start up the compressor and use a paintgun filled with pestcideblend? Im so high i was in the bathtub thinking about Counter Strike 1.5 clan war strategies. lol thats just mind blowing.