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White Spots on Hashberry Leaves

ThaiMeUp

Member
My Hashberry leaves have developed small whites spots on the surface of the leaves. They look like ashey white spots, like paint which does not rub off, as iif the leaf is bleached. Other than that, they seem healthy and are growing well.

I haven't sprayed them with anything or watered lately, as it's raining a lot here.

They are outside in the local soil with compost and potting soil mixed in. I think the soil is fairly healthy. The PH checks out to about 6.7. The buds are coming along well. They are about a month old from seeds. Is this a nutrient deficiency? Or a fungus or mold?

Any idea of what this is? Here is a lame, rainy picture of one plant. I will try to get a better shot tomorrow in the daylight.

Thanks
 
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G

Guest

I'd be getting hold of a jeweller's loupe or a microscope and getting a close look at the top and underneath of those white-spotted leaves, if I were you.

Maybe a pest infestation, maybe spider mites. Check mynamestitche's thread and scroll down to the pics. The spider mite damage look a bit like that - http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688
 

GET MO

Registered Med User
Veteran
could also be too cold... hears a pic of my plant that sufferred from cold, the white is not the lighting:
frostbit.jpg
 

Daemon

Member
I had a cold snap a few days ago and one of my mexi sativas showed white spots, it seems to be fine now!
 

skylined

Member
I would say the same thing....does it rub off? If so this can indicate a few things. Powdery Mildew or some kind of secretion from an insect. Look closely through the loup and tell what you see, this may narrow it down.

Peace.
 

ThaiMeUp

Member
Hi all

Looks like it's mites, I guess spider mites. Damn tiny ones, even with a 10x loupe, they are hard to see. Well, I will take care of the little bastards.

Thanks for your input everyone.
 
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