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into week 3 now since seedling and doing well.

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I would spray or what ever else with water to clear of any residue of leaves and plant and then remove some of the top toil as well and replace as necessary as I would think some of that got on the soil as well and its not something il like my plant to drink through roots.

after investigating and scrutinising the plant with a 60x-120x microscope there are no mites of any sort to be seen... unless Im seriously blind. following on i've kept a much better consistency with ph levels at 6.2-6.4 and started feeding some nutes, less than advised on bottles. I have...

well ive ordered a 60-120x loupe. should be here tomorrow and will give it one more final look over in super zoom mode to see if I see any microscopic sized critters lurking around. regardless ive got neem spray on the way too. if no avail I guess I will have to pay more attention to keep the ph...

ive checked the plants as closely as possible with a 10x magnifying glass and I cannot see tiny black spots or anything else move around. if it is mites the thrips damage looks the nearest to that ive got and looking online it says the smallest variety is .6mm. surely should I not be able to see...

many helpful replies here. everyone of them much appreciated. I have ordered some neem oil from neemteam and will commence spraying, probably on a 1-2day basis and see if it helps. However I must say I have not seen any mites of any kind or any movement anywhere on the leaves no matter how hard...

Hi, Would appreciate if a experienced grower would know what it is thats causing the issue prevalent on my plant. One of the pictures with very lights marks was from when plant was 1 week from seedling and I first noticed. Pictures where its more obvious is is 3-4 days from then and 10 days...

Stop using nutes for a week and use nute flushers to avoid further damage. see if this makes a difference.

You may want to consider buying feminised seeds in future, this way you won't end up spending time, money and effort growing a male plant if you have no intention to breed.

try using a nute flusher if it becomes worse... but just water for now as you would do usually with no nutes ;-)

In addition is your housemate or yourself aware of the cost on electricity bills from running grow lights?

There are many ways to save money by putting your handy skills and creativity to work. There are many guides on here on how to make cheap grow boxes, make extractors out of computer fans, homemade carbon filters, home made reflectors etc. Depends on how much time and effort you're willing to put in.

if they got nute burn i would let them go a week without nutes and then start again adding abit less and see how they respond.