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I found a cluster of some sort of mite under only 1 of my leaves. I'm almost ready to pull that's why the leaf is yellow. They were all dead but I was curious if they had been causing harm to my plants? Im guessing they're predatory but I really have no idea. Theres no webs or leaf damage. Any...

I'm not sure if the cal mag has had the time to work. It's been right at 24 hours. I was thinking deficiency because I am using way less advanced than recommended and skipping feedings in between watering. I see where you're coming from. I hate the bottles and I'm only using them to not be so...

Another good pic.

Here are some more pictures. All of the leaves with suspected mite damage in both pictures were clean as a whistle. The search will continue because it never really ends. Even though it is shoved in sort of an alley, it gets plenty of sun. At least 8 hours direct a day.

I consider a 4-5 gallon a pretty heavy water so I would so that every 4 days. When it's very hot like it is now I'll sprinkle a little on top to cool it down. The advanced is being applied every 10 to 14 days. But like I said ice only applied advanced twice during the whole grow at 25%.

I disagree as I have been checking under a 60-120x scope and have been good with my sprays. It's a leaf here and there. Not an obvious infestation. I hope you're wrong, and as far as I can tell you are. I will do a further inspection in the morning. It would be foolish not to.

I have an unknown strain growing in a 65 gallon smart pot in my backyard. It is growing in royal gold. I use mostly organic top amendments, but since I entered flower I started using advanced bloom a and b, bud candy, and some others. I am using them at 25% and I have only fed them twice with...

I believe that this is just because of the strain, but my partner is worried we may have a bigger issue. This was a clone planted in the middle of June into royal gold soil. I'm going mostly organic while I do add very small amounts of bud candy and other various advanced products because I have...

I understand what you're saying, and like I said I'm definitely a huge believer in less is more. I forgot to mention that since I have posted this it has spread to more leaves somewhat rapidly. I plucked the really damaged leaves and put some Epsom and a light feed of cal mag plus mixed with a...

My plan was to feed it water and a light cal mag dose with nothing else. Only once to see if it stops spreading. I won't need to water for a few days anyway, so I may end up changing my mind and not add anything if it does not progress.

as for the mites, i have not been too happy about the spotting but ive been watching my leaves like a hawk with my scope. i want to see one so i can make sense of this and take care of it early, but im just not seeing them.

thank you guys for the input. I was not sure if i needed to add calmag to the water because i am using city water. the ppm is 200 on the dot. ive been using the "less is more" approach this year, so i assumed it was a deficiency of some sort.

I'm probably freaking out for no reason but this damage appeared on a few of my leaves outdoors. It was a teen that I planted outdoors on June 11th. I have not given it any nutrients accept 1 feeding of Og tea I picked up the other day. The first feeding was on the 4th of July. I don't think it...

I am happy to report that it seems to be going away fast. I got a microscope out and looked. I didn't see anything. It's right outside of my door so I see it every morning. It was fine the morning I left for work and it was all spotted when I got back. It started getting back to normal the next...

My Pedro is getting these white marks like something is happening on the inside. Am I being eaten from the inside? Any help is appreciated.

I am looking to refine my method of preparing my San Pedro, and Peruvian Torch. I have seen some methods online. I am curious if making the powder or the juice is more effective? What parts of the plant do I actually need to prepare? For how long? How long can it be stored? Any links to useful...

That is exactly why I thought I may need it. The climate where i would be growing is very similar to that and so is the terrain. I'd be growing in max sun,no shade at all. I think the 30% is a good idea for those consecutive 105+ degree days. Hail is also another huge reason I will be using...

Won't they be severely stunted just leaving them in the sun during really hot days?

If I'm growing during consecutive 100+ degree days, how beneficial are shade cloths? I have done this without shade cloth and everything seemed fine (no burning, wilting, etc.), but I'm more curious on the yield aspect. I do think my yield suffered from this. I have not heard much on shade...

Everything that I am going to explain is based off of this video. I am looking for validation, and tips on how it can be done better. Again, this is all based on theory from the video I will post a link to below. I will also post a link to the T-5 bulb he is referring to...