Is this deficiency or leaf septoria?
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hotrodharley
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Have you checked closely underneath the leaves for insects? Very tiny ones?
Beantown_greentown
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That’s not a deficiency not any one I’ve seen. It looks like more damage. Keep checking. Use trifecta. The whole way to save yourself a lot of aggravation. Get preventative. Don’t have to be on defense or your garden gets fucked. Trifecta kills bugs. Rot. Pm. Thrips. Mites and all sorts of nasties. And it’s one hundred percent bio degrading so within forty eight to seventy two hours no trace. We’ve tested everything there is. Stay away from anything with myclobutinil in it. It stays in and becomes chlorine cyanide gas when heated to a certain temp. No one needs or wants that.
Beantown_greentown
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Well that’s the best news ever. Thrips are coming no matter what in most grows. But they only come once a year. Let your plants dry out completely before watering and they have no interest in em like moisture flies.
thumper60
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its not leaf spot 100% sure
Beantown_greentown
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Thrips. And he should be glad because they are the least damaging bugs. But they do turn into white flys and that’s when they get super annoying.
Thrips are a pain but not nearly as a pain as mites.
Be super careful you don’t use outdoor dirt and mistake it for soil. Dirt and soil are like night and day.
Thrips are a pain but not nearly as a pain as mites.
Be super careful you don’t use outdoor dirt and mistake it for soil. Dirt and soil are like night and day.
Beantown_greentown
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This is your plant and you can clearly see eggs and a full grown thrip .little fucker. 
SPLFreak808
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Thrips turn into white flies?
Beantown_greentown
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Haha. Yup. The little fuckers actually grow into some little white annoying little flying fucker. So make sure you get some stickies in there. They’ll fill up. What your usually seeing is the babies. Once they grow they fly brother.
Kushash
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Thrips are similar to whiteflies in that they cause their damage by sucking as opposed to chewing.
Thrips!
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