Dolldolphinfin
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Sprayed with sns 203 3 weeks ago. Also put more amended soil in pot than usual.
What deficiency
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TrimothyLeary
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My first instinct is to berate you but it's Friday and I'm learning to be a better person so...
You're using a pesticide, and amended soil. You believe there is a deficiency.
Without more information, I would guess that you're watering too frequently.
You're using a pesticide, and amended soil. You believe there is a deficiency.
Without more information, I would guess that you're watering too frequently.
Dolldolphinfin
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Dolldolphinfin
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Sorry all thought i had attached these photos. Not a no till garden i ammend the soil and water with straight water
TrimothyLeary
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Am I wrong or does your plant looks like it's still infested?
Dolldolphinfin
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Never was infested just saw a few leaf miners and hit then with the sns 203 active ingrediant gerinol
TrimothyLeary
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So is this just dust or something on the leaf?
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Dolldolphinfin
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Well that is a good question. It is unidentified dust or maybe mildew but not like anything that im familiar with. Usually pm is white. And havnt had pm for a year or two
TrimothyLeary
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Okay, well assuming it isn't whatever that stuff is causing the issue, what was this additional amended soil and how much did you add?
xtsho
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Looks like it's covered in bugs.
Half the time when people ask about deficiencies it's not from feeding to little it's from feeding too much. Adding more of something isn't always the answer even when you think the plant is lacking in one nutrient or another. Overfeeding can cause nutrient antagonism which can lock out nutrients. Adding more can make things worse. Since you also amended your soil but don't provide any information as to what and how much you added or what kind of soil you're using nobody can give you any qualified answer.
Half the time when people ask about deficiencies it's not from feeding to little it's from feeding too much. Adding more of something isn't always the answer even when you think the plant is lacking in one nutrient or another. Overfeeding can cause nutrient antagonism which can lock out nutrients. Adding more can make things worse. Since you also amended your soil but don't provide any information as to what and how much you added or what kind of soil you're using nobody can give you any qualified answer.
Are you serious? It's covered in bugs right now.
Dolldolphinfin
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What type of bug is it?
TrimothyLeary
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Probably some kind of mite. You'll have to get up close and personal to get an id.
xtsho
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Looks like it could be russet mites.
Dolldolphinfin
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You are right. Got out microscope and they look like aphids. I hope not russet mites.
Dolldolphinfin
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If they were russets could we see them on the leaf? I thought they would hide in the new growth or nodes
TrimothyLeary
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Yeah, could be adult russets.
This dude has the same issue.
This dude has the same issue.
xtsho
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Those are not aphids.
Dolldolphinfin
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Going to spray with trifecta. How frequently? I guess they are broad or russets. Ive never had those before to my knowledge. I doesnt mean i dont have them now. Thanks for the patience and advice.
TrimothyLeary
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If you have other plants, I'd personally pull and burn it, or otherwise dispose of it, and then check your other plants and if they look clear, hit them with the trifecta every other day for a week, and keep a close eye out. Good luck man.