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Kdk100694

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Sep 17, 2020

• #1

hey can someone help me diagnose this plant issue?? The leaves are samosa speckled with yellowing spots

 

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BobThe420Builder

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Sep 17, 2020

• #2

Still Aliens

 

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AnonymousConnoisseur44

Active Member

Sep 17, 2020

• #3

Leaf septoria caused by inadequate ventilation. Best thing for you to do is to clean the entire area underneath your plants, add a box fan, remove all affected foliage without destroying plants, and spraying with a fungicide because that’s what it is a fungus that if not addressed can cause some terrible outcomes.

 

PadawanWarrior

Well-Known Member

Sep 17, 2020

• #4

Bob is right. Aliens.

Seriously though check for bugs. Maybe thrips.

 

lime73

Weed Modifier

Sep 17, 2020

• #5

Use a scope to look for critters.
They will be tiny.
Under leaf too.

 

whitelotus12

Member

Sep 17, 2020

• #6

Kdk100694 said:

hey can someone help me diagnose this plant issue?? The leaves are samosa speckled with yellowing spots

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Thrips for sure. Easy to treat with pyrethrin. Spray every 3 days for 3 times and should be gone. Be sure to spray underside of leaves as well as tops

 

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Kdk100694

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Sep 18, 2020

• #7

whitelotus12 said:

Thrips for sure. Easy to treat with pyrethrin. Spray every 3 days for 3 times and should be gone. Be sure to spray underside of leaves as well as tops

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Thanks I really appreciate the input. I have noticed them on the underside of the leaves. Maybe 6 on each leaf. Do i need to spray the soil with something aswell?

 

whitelotus12

Member

Sep 18, 2020

• #8

You can do a root drench with azamax if it’s bad, to kill the larvae in the soil. I don’t like to do that outside of veg stage tho. Yellow sticky traps work great. Just hang right at the top of the soil and they will fly right into it. Spinoza is another good spray for those