is this normal after flushing?

shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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shaps122 said:
some more pics are spider mites common in the uk
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Nice plant m8!

Dunno about spider mites in the UK; I believe they are universal (5% of agricultural crop losses world-wide are due to the buggers).

The spotting still looks like nothing else. Do you not see anything? They also produce very fine webbing that can be seen especially near the junction of the fan leaves; it's their hammocky home.

Like I said, though. You should do nothing about them at this stage. Your plant looks really nice and nothing you do now can possibly improve it. The mites don't have enough time left to eat your plant! Happy harvesting!
 
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shaps122

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shnkrmn said:
Nice plant m8!

Dunno about spider mites in the UK; I believe they are universal (5% of agricultural crop losses world-wide are due to the buggers).

The spotting still looks like nothing else. Do you not see anything? They also produce very fine webbing that can be seen especially near the junction of the fan leaves; it's their hammocky home.

Like I said, though. You should do nothing about them at this stage. Your plant looks really nice and nothing you do now can possibly improve it. The mites don't have enough time left to eat your plant! Happy harvesting!
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thank you very much!! only prob is its a hermie!!! they both are!!(shitty bagseed) but it is my first grow so im not to worried its all experience and im learning alot i have 3 lowryder2 that have just started to bud in my other room. ill go and have a closer look with my loope
 
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shaps122

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i had another look and i cant see anything i checked all the leaves and i see nothing
i gave them some lemon oil with the water the other day, do you think that could do that to the leaves
 
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