deformed tips , crinkly leaves with pics

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oldmanriver1

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #1

hi guys
im growing in smartpots inside with soil.I have had some issues lately with fungus gnats/whitefly and have used a neem oil soil drench as well as covering the soil at the top with diatomoceous earth.the d/e pretty much stopped the gnats/whitefly with only a couple buzzing around.

That was around a week ago and have noticed since then all my new shoots almost look like they have been eaten , but on closer inspection u can see that they are just growing real weird.
Any tips or help would be much appreciated
cheers



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ozzieAI

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #2

pics don't show up...

check the broad mite threads....

 

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oldmanriver1

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #3

pics

pics

 

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oldmanriver1

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #4

update

update

went in today and noticed this

 

Hammerhead

Disabled Farmer

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #5

WHAT STRAIN IS THAT??

 

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medicalmj

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• Apr 21, 2013

• #6

Yeah looks a lot like broads. You'll need a fairly powerful lope or a scope. 40x minimum. I rock a stereoscope.

Treatments:
Bio:
Neoseiulus fallacies, a predatory mite, is often used. This beneficial mite prefers a greenhouse environment that is warm and not too dry, with temperatures in the upper 60°Fs to 70°Fs and humidity ranging from 60-70 percent.

Chemical:
Avid, Sanmite, Akari, Judo and Pylon

Also, during warm, dry conditions the mites seem to be isolated to the terminal growth or leaf undersides, or associated with areas where the dense plant canopy results in higher humidity.

So make it hot and dry to force to that area and the kill em.

My scope, about $200.

 

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oldmanriver1

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• Apr 22, 2013

• #7

cheers med ,just read the thread on broadmites , fuk me i just got rid of fungus gnats , nothin worthwhile is easy they say..
Hammerhead i have a few strains in that pic mostly aroung 70% sativa ,playing around with them to come up with the best 1 for my area application