What's going on with my plant?

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #1

There seem to be small yellow-transparent dots all over some of my leaves. What is going on here? Thanks for any help, I really don't want to see this plant ever die (until harvest). One of the leaves has a yellow part on the tip, but it may be a nutrient burn.

 

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deadgro

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #2

Could be bugs or issues with secondary nutes.

What's the medium, nutrients, temps, lighting?

 

_MrBelvedere_

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #3

Get a jeweler loupe so you can see it clearly pls.

 

ZoBudd

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #4

agree with Mr B. And make sure to check the undersides of the leaves for mites and their eggs

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #5

I'm doing an outdoor grow, one plant. The soil is Vermagrow VermaFire 1-0.5-0.6 .

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #6

I think I have a jeweler's loop, but I can't find it right now. I may have to buy another one

 

worldsandreams

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #7

looks like leafhopper damage to me looks superficial

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #8

worldsandreams said:

looks like leafhopper damage to me looks superficial

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what are leafhoppers?
And by superficial, do you mean that these marks don't mean anything?

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #9

I'm also using nutrients Veg-A and Veg-B. I do pH the water

 

worldsandreams

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #10

its not gonna kill the plant if it gets bad it may stunt it but i think you will be fine

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #11

Okay then. Thank you for your help

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #12

Some yellow tips here and there don't matter as long as they don't start to spread, right?

 

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churchhaze

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #13

Spider mites are anything but subtle. You will know if it's mites.

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #14

Yeah, it's definitely not spider mites

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 11, 2015

• #15

I'm in the Venice/LA area, so would that change anything?

 

ZoBudd

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• Apr 12, 2015

• #16

churchhaze said:

Spider mites are anything but subtle. You will know if it's mites.

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agree, especially if you get your loupe out and take a good magnified look. Might be a lot of things. I suggest a good magnified look as a starting place.

 

makka

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• Apr 12, 2015

• #17

Probs a micronute lockout or deficient in a micronute ca spots look like that but lots of things can slow or completely lock out ca even high ec can cause slow transpiration and that slows can as it moves in the flow of water in The plant.

Just a few things to think about

 

Alexander Supertramp

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• Apr 12, 2015

• #18

I would be looking for spidermites. Pics are not the greatest but it looks like mite damage too me.

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 24, 2015

• #19

makka said:

Probs a micronute lockout or deficient in a micronute ca spots look like that but lots of things can slow or completely lock out ca even high ec can cause slow transpiration and that slows can as it moves in the flow of water in The plant.

Just a few things to think about

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iI'm sorry, I'm new here, what are all those acronyms?

 

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ppjs

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• Apr 24, 2015

• #20

Also, here's sone more recent photos of leaf troubles

 

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