Is this MOLD starting?

yztwofifty

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #1

Take a look at the pics below. A few of the bottom sets of leaves have a bunch of little black spots on them.

 

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giagemgal

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #2

those are spider mites my dear. Those are the eggs. (in my humble opinion) Neem oil works, but there are some posts that talk about an even better way. One guy, wants to just start breeding them. LOL If you can't beat them, join them. LOL His quote.

 

yztwofifty

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #3

Here is a better picture

 

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Killer61

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #4

have you tryied wiping it off?

 

giagemgal

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #5

I would try that too; the better picture looks like you spilled water on it or something dripped on it..

If that doesn't work, check really close for the spider thingys. LOL

Killer61 said:

have you tryied wiping it off?

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yztwofifty

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #6

Yeah, I thought it was dirt or dust so I immediatley wiped it off. As you can see in the pics I took off some of the leave tissue. Plus, there's been a few little bastards flying around that I can't get rid of. What are my options?

 

giagemgal

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #7

Bugs.

Neem oil and or look at posts about bugs and spider mites.

yztwofifty said:

Yeah, I thought it was dirt or dust so I immediatley wiped it off. As you can see in the pics I took off some of the leave tissue. Plus, there's been a few little bastards flying around that I can't get rid of. What are my options?

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phaded420

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #8

yztwofifty said:

Yeah, I thought it was dirt or dust so I immediatley wiped it off. As you can see in the pics I took off some of the leave tissue. Plus, there's been a few little bastards flying around that I can't get rid of. What are my options?

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i had some random insects on my plants, and i just got a vegetable safe insecticide like neem oil, and sprayed my plants right after the lights went out.

 

giagemgal

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #9

Nothing like a bug to ruin plants quickly. I'm kind of glad to live where we do because we don't really have that much trouble with bugs. I pay a service to make sure they all stay out where they belong. LOL

Cheers

phaded420 said:

i had some random insects on my plants, and i just got a vegetable safe insecticide like neem oil, and sprayed my plants right after the lights went out.

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yztwofifty

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #10

Thanks for the input. I'm 4 weeks into flowering, is it still okay to spray the plants?

 

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Killer61

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #11

thats a nice ass plant, good job

 

giagemgal

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #12

Ok, my two brain cells just went on vacation. (Big finals coming up, only so much room) That you will have to ask a real expert. LOL

Good luck and have a most wonderful day. ::curtsy:::

 

scias

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• Nov 19, 2007

• #13

yeah its fine. neem oil is organic. you can be pretty darn close to harvest before you should stop using it, id say within 5-8 days.