My first grow, they sprouted on May 25/20 and the pictures are from June 06/20. They got a light rain and the sun burnt them earlier in the week. Are they salvageable or should I just start over? First 4 pictures are of a White fire 43 Auto and the other is a 9lbs hammer Auto. I have 3 other autos that seem to be fine so far. They are outdoors in a screened shelter.
New grower....Plants got wet and the sun burnt holes. Should I start over?
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Looks more like some type of insect attacked the leaves.
Using some common sense: If the sun could burn such major holes in leaves just because they have some water droplets on them, we'd see that all the time, it would be common knowledge that water droplets do major damage to leaves in full sun. But that just doesn't happen, which is why I'd suspect insects. Also, looks more like cutting action vs. burnt spots from light focusing.
Using some common sense: If the sun could burn such major holes in leaves just because they have some water droplets on them, we'd see that all the time, it would be common knowledge that water droplets do major damage to leaves in full sun. But that just doesn't happen, which is why I'd suspect insects. Also, looks more like cutting action vs. burnt spots from light focusing.
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I would get some neem oil and use that at a light concentration it’s def bug damage. Looks like caterpillar or somethin of that nature
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