So this cant be good??? Any sugestions?

[who dat is]

Looking good from here. I would encourage you to implement an IPM (Integrated Pest Management) program if you aren't already doing so. While they are in veg and up to two weeks into flower you can do foliar sprays at least once a week to be sure that no pests like thrips, spider mites, etc. take hold. There are plenty of good organic sprays that you can do. Here's a thread I started regarding making my own spray that I have been having a lot of success with. https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=335002 In addition to the stuff listed in the thread I just picked up some liquid seaweed extract again that I will be incorporating into this spray as well.

 

[GrowSwim420]

Definitely going to look into getting a spray for these girls and maybe some strips around the outside of the pots. I gotta wait 2 weeks til I get paid again from my job.

 

[who dat is]

Definitely going to look into getting a spray for these girls and maybe some strips around the outside of the pots. I gotta wait 2 weeks til I get paid again from my job.

By strips I'm assuming you mean yellow sticky cards? Those are good for catching fungus gnats. Please don't get the hot shot no pest strips though if that's what you're talking about.

 

[GrowSwim420]

Yes the yellow cards I heard that gnats are attracted to em. I figured the damage rate has slowed a bit by me pruning a few leaves that were "infected" so I should have some time between now and payday like I said I'm also in the process of acquiring another light and out of 6 of them I'm really only looking to keep 3-4 if they are fems I have done some lst,topping, Fimming,pinching,bending, so yeah I've tried it all I but I have been careful as possible in the processes. That could explain some of the diagnoses apart from other things. I'm really looking to get a nice spread of colas across a canopy by the end. Thx for the advice

 

[GrowSwim420]

So I think i may have solved the issue. A couple Little white tini tiny looking flies dancing between plant to plant,the light helped me locate them as I was watering just now. Fungas Gnats?

 

[djimb]

Fungus gnats are tiny, but they're black. They may be aphids, but you'd probably see more leaf curl/deformities on new growth and a bunch of winless aphids before you saw them flying around. If they're stark white and look almost like ash floating in the air, they're whitefly. In either xase, who dat Is' spray should take care of them.

 

[GrowSwim420]

Update Day 42 Veg

Update Day 42 Veg

So I havent had any serious problems as of late still would like to have an actual diagnoses so I took some update pix this week. Girls seem to be going fine I have 1 week till I get my Meizhi 900 led ive decided to go with and going to be turning to flower on the 21st of this month. Feel free to give your input. Happy Days!!

 

[GrowSwim420]

Bump plz

 

[justanotherbozo]

...yeah, assuming you've dealt with any pests you might have had, they look pretty good ok.

...keep in mind that this is a living organism so it WILL have some blemishes, not all leaves will be perfect so just be sure you've dealt with your pests and try to relax.

peace, bozo