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Hi! I am NO expert on anything and am trying to learn what my plant leaves are telling me. I’ve been using this site that somebody here posted elsewhere. I’m thinking either spider mites or thrips? Again, I’m no expert and I’m sure others will come to save the day. but go to the leaf symptom site and read up on which it could be. Good luck!!
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Agree with @1sttimegrower. Can you get a way closer photo with any clarity?
The symptom guides are great, but half of it looks the same lol!
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Right??? The leaf issue I have looks like 3-4 deficiencies!! Can’t pin it down to one pic. LOL
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Those are the spider mites. You have several options to chose from for removal.
Neem oil
Dr zymes
Diatomaceous earth
Peppermint oil
Insecticidal soap
And there are more options. The way you take care of your ipm is geared towards your grow wants.
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I have sprayed them with insecticidal soap hopefully thay works and yes i will tale some better photos lol sorry bout that
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My plants do that sometimes. They grow out of it.
Your leaves look good otherwise. Nice colors and shapes. Keep doing what your doing.
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Easiest way to find out is grab a spotted leaf, flip it over and take your loupe or scope and see if there are bugs.
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Now that I’ve read other comments, you might want to treat for pests.
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Yeah those definitely look like spider mites in all the pictures I see from above.
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If a plant is small enough can he just dunk the whole thing to the base of the stem or is he still better off spraying?
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if you have a loupe look under the leaf with the spots the underside of the leaf and you will be able to identify the bugs