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xtsho

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Yep…nothing, and they are like this for like two weeks, i’ve tried different things trying to help.It haven’t spread since, they just appeared overnight like this and remained like this
If the rest of everything looks happy and it's just that one spot that appeared and has stayed the same I wouldn't go adding stuff thinking it's a deficiency based off of just that. One branch but everything else is fine? I don't see how that leads you to a P deficiency.
 

AntoMaria7

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If the rest of everything looks happy and it's just that one spot that appeared and has stayed the same I wouldn't go adding stuff thinking it's a deficiency based off of just that. One branch but everything else is fine? I don't see how that leads you to a P deficiency.
It’s one leaf on 4 different brenches, so like 4 leaves. I wasn’t thinking about a deficiency either because the rest of the plant amd the other 2 have no problem. But i’m looking for answers they are safe
 

Kassiopeija

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Phosphorus is a mobile nute and P-def will therefore show at the lowest fanleaves first, looking entirely different than those 2 leaves.

And btw your nutes contain plenty of P anyway...
 

PadawanWarrior

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It’s one leaf on 4 different brenches, so like 4 leaves. I wasn’t thinking about a deficiency either because the rest of the plant amd the other 2 have no problem. But i’m looking for answers they are safe
You've got bugs. Looks like mites and thrips. I'm pretty sure I can actually see a couple thrips.
 

PadawanWarrior

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Thrips breed in the leaves, right?
They lay eggs either in or on them. His infestation is pretty bad. But if you've only got a few, or catch it early, these predators work.

 

Kassiopeija

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They lay eggs either in or on them. His infestation is pretty bad. But if you've only got a few, or catch it early, these predators work.

they seem to have a nice broad range for typical Cannabis pests as their prey.
Do you perhaps know their ideal temps/rH to thrive?
 

PadawanWarrior

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from the predators yeah
I think when its mite vs mite then the setting has great influence
There's a bunch of different kinds of predator mites. These ones are more for thrips than other mites, but here's the cucumeris optimal conditions.

Optimal Conditions: 68°-77°F, 65-70% relative humidity
 
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