I have these bite marks on my plant but no sign of pests wut should i do?

i have these bite marks on my plant but no sign of pests wut should i do?

I would spray them with a neem solution to start. Then observe the new growth or new bite markls. goodluck dirtyd

I would spray them with a neem solution to start. Then observe the new growth or new bite marks. goodluck dirtyd

It looks like insect munching... nothing serious, your baby looks plenty healthy. Just keep it isolated with a plastic enclosure of some sort.

dirrtyd said:

I would spray them with a neem solution to start. Then observe the new growth or new bite marks. goodluck dirtyd

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I agree. Check under the leaves also.

Wut other organic spray can i use?? Or wher can i get neem oil??

I get the Mystery leaf holes somtimes also.
Definatly no bugs in my cab.
Ive been assuming they were caused by me, lack of fertz or to much?
Either way, they outgrow it an it dosent hurt em.

Just wish I could figure out what causes it....

Neem, yes. Also check out "Plant Wash".

Looks like slug/snail or catterpillar bite marks, look for slimy trails on and your pots. Placing copper wire around your pots will keep out any slimy beggers. To slugs and snails copper is like an electric fence. Also place good old fasioned rings of salt around your pots to melt slugs and snails into a gooe mess.

Just incase it's something of the fly or mite family, spray your plants with tobbacco juice (recipe below), it's far less abrasive than neem oil and you probably already have all the ingredients for it to hand.

GL HF!

Tobbacco juice: Homemade all purpose bug killing spray
You will need:
1 pint of water
2x stong cigarettes

Soak the 2 smokes in the water overnight.
The next day pour the contents into a kitchen pot (not a plant pot stoners) and add around another two pints of water.
Bring to the boil and simmer for around 4 mins.
Let it cool to room temp then pour it into some sort of spray bottle.
Spray your plants all over, making sure to spray the underside of the leaves.

Spray your plants 3 nights in a row then leave them for a week to see if they're still being eaten alive.

Also make sure when you do your first spray you have watered your plants within the last 24 hours. If you don't then your plants will absorb lots of the tobbacco juice through their levees and you don't want that tbh.