Coco. Issue with clones is gaping wound from cloning. Things like bacillus or trichoderma colonize the roots and prevent, which helps later in growth.
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OntologicalTurn
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Hi, I went out for a month and when I came back all my plants had this
It starts as small dots
and finally it spreads all over the leaf, ending up drying it
It doesn't look like botrytis because there is no budrot and it doesn't start with the flowers, however I am in the subtropical rainy season and as the symptoms get closer to the sugar leaves drying them out, I'm sure there will be budrot.
So can you help me identify it? Is it a fungus or a bug? Can I still do something or would it have to be a premature harvest?
It starts as small dots
and finally it spreads all over the leaf, ending up drying it
It doesn't look like botrytis because there is no budrot and it doesn't start with the flowers, however I am in the subtropical rainy season and as the symptoms get closer to the sugar leaves drying them out, I'm sure there will be budrot.
So can you help me identify it? Is it a fungus or a bug? Can I still do something or would it have to be a premature harvest?
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Could be leaf septoria or ca defiency. Is new or old growth more affected? If it's new growth than it's ca but the full affected leag look like septoria
PadawanWarrior
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Those are amber trichs. That means it's ready.
graser
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It is astonishing that they only appear on this leaf and only on the withered areas.
PadawanWarrior
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I was just joking but they do look like trichomes.
OntologicalTurn
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starts with old leaves my friend and expands from there, any advice, or you think is to late?
Do you have any tomato plants and have they been affected ?
Couple of weed plants had the same progression as yours last year and it seemed to spread from the toms by contact , cutting the leaves 20mm ahead of the advancing mould helped and the buds were not as badly moulded as i feared.
Thought i had a defficientsy till i noticed it on the toms.
Farm nearby had a field of sweetcorn destroyed by it so it probably spread from there , said it was blight but forget the specific name he said.
Couple of weed plants had the same progression as yours last year and it seemed to spread from the toms by contact , cutting the leaves 20mm ahead of the advancing mould helped and the buds were not as badly moulded as i feared.
Thought i had a defficientsy till i noticed it on the toms.
Farm nearby had a field of sweetcorn destroyed by it so it probably spread from there , said it was blight but forget the specific name he said.
Sounds like septoria when it's the older leaf. The dead leaf are infectious and will spread the shit on the plant and to others.
If its doable pick every affected leaf or make an early harvest and make hash out of it.
Thats mold and maybe not the one u want to consume. Once was told that the yellow heads can be aspergillus flavus but have no confirmation for this. Thats the one that kills your liver after 20 years when f.e. eating moldy peanuts
graser
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I'm glad I discovered it and got rid of it.
I should probably check every Bud carefully for mold.
Imo that kind grows on already dead plant materiel. If u get rid off everything that was brown/dry/dead befor drying then it should be fine.
Is this the start of Powdery Mildew, and if so what is best treatment. Day 25 of flower.
Here are microscopic shots of the white spot and adjacent area. Need to click on link to see the leaf normal photo.
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Here are microscopic shots of the white spot and adjacent area. Need to click on link to see the leaf normal photo.
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Looks like it are you spraying them with anything at all ive had that but down to spraying with seaweed in my case if not theres lots of different ways to stop the spread baking soda and milk just one of the proceeds or you could try provanto
Not spraying. I have to redo the pictures. I added microscopic pictures and leaf is no longer shown. I will run ducting to vent the rooms into main house and should lower humidity in there. Have just been leaving door open.
Sounds good check your pm.
