New Grower First grow with DIY kit

[Vlad The Inhaler]

I thought that, but it's evenly along the veins. Wouldn't bug damage kill the vein at the first point of damage and cause the leaf to die back? Thinking out my finger tips here.

Itisi
it is isn't it?

It's usually suck marks everywhere and anywhere from what I've seen,

You're the expert these days tho bud! [emoji2]

Easy to check for tho, just to rule the little blighters out. [emoji1365]

 

[jingo]

I have to second that as being bug damage, especially right along those veins that's exactly where they like to suck. And no they will not suck the leave dry or kill it with one bite or a couple bites they can pepper a leave like that before they kill it off completely.

If you have a Jeweler's loupe you should be able to look closely and see either poop or bugs I'm thinking aphids or spider mites. If there aphids then you probably have little ants around somewhere cuz they farm the Aphids.

If they're spider mites they will affect one plant worse than others and they will eventually work their way up towards the top of the plant.

The picture from the 30th of December look like bug damage to me back then even though it's not really close up.

 

[Itisi]

It's usually suck marks everywhere and anywhere from what I've seen,

You're the expert these days tho bud! [emoji2]

Easy to check for tho, just to rule the little blighters out. [emoji1365]

[emoji110]

Itisi
it is isn't it?

 

[Itisi]

I have to second that as being bug damage, especially right along those veins that's exactly where they like to suck. And no they will not suck the leave dry or kill it with one bite or a couple bites they can pepper a leave like that before they kill it off completely.

If you have a Jeweler's loupe you should be able to look closely and see either poop or bugs I'm thinking aphids or spider mites. If there aphids then you probably have little ants around somewhere cuz they farm the Aphids.

If they're spider mites they will affect one plant worse than others and they will eventually work their way up towards the top of the plant.

The picture from the 30th of December look like bug damage to me back then even though it's not really close up.

Evary dey ish a skool dey.

Itisi
it is isn't it?

 

[Vlad The Inhaler]

Yee.. I'd bust out the misting bottle and check for webs, (misting bottle in one hand, fingers crossed in the other)

 

[Eclectic Elle]

Checked the ph of your run off water, did I read you've only just started adjusting the ph? Maybe it's lock out.

Itisi
it is isn't it?

Yes, since just before Christmas. There's never been much run off, because I don't water a lot. They're sitting in plastic saucers, what would I do - pour what comes out the bottom of the pot into a cup and measure it like that?

 

[Itisi]

Yes, since just before Christmas. There's never been much run off, because I don't water a lot. They're sitting in plastic saucers, what would I do - pour what comes out the bottom of the pot into a cup and measure it like that?

Think so, never really done dirt.

Do the bug check first.

Itisi
it is isn't it?

 

[Eclectic Elle]

Isn't it likely that any bugs would also be infesting the other plants? It's a small tent. And how would bugs get in, in the compost?

 

[Eclectic Elle]

OK it's some sort of bug, they have clear bodies and are on the underside of the leaves. Looks from the internet like whitefly nymphs. Am I safe to spray my plants? I've got two which can come down anyway so should I just chop them, and spray the other two? I have washing up liquid bottles ready made up for something else, so can I use that?

 

[Dudeski]

If 2 are ready chop them. What are you going to spray?