does this look like BM damage ? ive looked with my scope and still cant find nothing its my neighbours cut
No. Looks like nute burn.
does this look like BM damage ? ive looked with my scope and still cant find nothing its my neighbours cut
shes only been fed at quater strength m8No. Looks like nute burn.
sanvanalona..... You have them as well
I am really hoping that this is not what I am dealing with, can anyone tell me if it is the broad mite?
When I had 'em, the egg sacs were spread around.
To find the adults look at the junction of the fingers and the first 1/4" of stem. Also look at the stem/vein running down the center of each finger, yeah way down in that crack where the vein and leaf join. Always near the finger union. Look close and hold still, they're there. Think small see-thru slightly tan mites on those stems. Kinda like honey drops.
Every now and then you'll see an adult trucking across yer leaf carrying a load on his back. I first thought a mite was removing a dead carcass from her nest. No, adult males sniff out female young'uns in the nursery and snatch one when ripe. Throw her on their back and take off for less crowded areas of yer plant.
Read all you can and develop yer program. I used Botanigard, Spinosad, SucreShield, and Neem. Every 3 days, rotated.
Strict adherance to schedule is critical....
Broad Mites, fuckin nasty shit there....Good Luck wit dat
Respect,
they can be saved with avid or forbid and they'll come back to where you can get cuts
if you want but times a wasting and you need to act immediately.
from the time i see the symptoms there's roughly 12-14 days
before they are trashed.
ive had plants worse than yours and they came back pretty good.
just depends how bad you want to save a keeper pheno.
if its a cut you can replace, Id start fresh and anything and i mean anything\coming into the garden gets treated for broads and PM.
its a dirty world out there these days
Every now and then you'll see an adult trucking across yer leaf carrying a load on his back. I first thought a mite was removing a dead carcass from her nest. No, adult males sniff out female young'uns in the nursery and snatch one when ripe. Throw her on their back and take off for less crowded areas of yer plant.
In my research, I read that the male has two specially formed legs to carry the females with, at a right angle. Trippy shit!
I'm not sure if that is really the case, or not. I think you may be seeing
an adult that has partially molted and still has his old carapace attached.
Did some quick research, your totally correct!
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