New Grower Whats Up With This Plant?
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Nah they were axed 
and I took as in previous post a multi product attack also threw in no strip pests here and there.... So far this last round of plants none had to be treated with any pesticides and they all look good, though the nature of white powder mold (the other problem I had) and the mites you never really totally rid of the problem but by keeping your grow area clean, not cross touching plants etc , and VERY GOOD air flow and you can keep things in check :thumbs: main goal and lesson that should be learned by anyone NOT HAVING these issues is to keep things clean and do the above and ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
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and I took as in previous post a multi product attack also threw in no strip pests here and there.... So far this last round of plants none had to be treated with any pesticides and they all look good, though the nature of white powder mold (the other problem I had) and the mites you never really totally rid of the problem but by keeping your grow area clean, not cross touching plants etc , and VERY GOOD air flow and you can keep things in check :thumbs: main goal and lesson that should be learned by anyone NOT HAVING these issues is to keep things clean and do the above and ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! :Sharing One:
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That's a new one on me, I've never seen anything like that before. IMO a virus is the likely issue. That doesn't look like mite damage to me, plus it's kind of early for mites. In my experience they usually attack after the plant has started budding, not this early in the veg stage. I wouldn't take any chances. Even though it's outdoors it's still possible to infect the other plants through contact with hands, clothing, pets or insects. I would bag everything, plant, soil and pot, and either bury it away from your house or send it off to the landfill. Sanitize any tools that have come in contact with the plant or soil.
Magic
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If you can not affort to get rid of them, i've only heard from one of my photo growing friends that this works
http://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-PSPH8-Physan-Disinfectant-8-Ounce/dp/B000OWLD8C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1405551261&sr=8-2&keywords=Physan+20
Make sure to read directions carfully its like 1ml for ever 10 gal of water or around that.
i have not used it my self so if you plan on using it i'd do a little more research on the product before buying it and using it. I was told its a safe product but strong.
http://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-PSPH8-Physan-Disinfectant-8-Ounce/dp/B000OWLD8C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1405551261&sr=8-2&keywords=Physan+20
Make sure to read directions carfully its like 1ml for ever 10 gal of water or around that.
i have not used it my self so if you plan on using it i'd do a little more research on the product before buying it and using it. I was told its a safe product but strong.
i was going to say the hemp streak virus, which i had on my last grow,look like she got it in her,i pull mine stop it getting on me other girls,
Only the one plant of four is showing the symptoms in my pic.. the others are fine. She had the weird splotches from the beginning and they are now 11 days old. If this was mites, wouldn't the other plants show signs also? I figured it was just the plant being sensitive as they were all planted in the same mix. Thanks for the responses guys, hoping for the best here. Debating on whether or not to just pull her out of there..
http://www.buydutchseeds.com/blog/vi...is-plants.html This is what you have in the picture.Get rid of the plant and soil asp.
Thanks guys, I'm thinking it's probably tobacco mosaic virus.. I had never heard of it until researching online. I do chew Cope so I'm not surprised really. I read somewhere it's present in 15-20% of tobacco grown in N Carolina, and you can pass it on by touching raw tobacco and not washing your hands. That's great, I always have a chew in when I'm "working" in the room.. and I usually wash only before I put it in, not after.. damnit
opi8250
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Im sorry for your loss, but at the same time, Im kinda intrested.
Ive heard about this before back when I worked on an organic farm... caught massive shit for smoking around the tomatos, but Ive never actually seen it happen. Ive read that its Insanely easy to pass on... smoking, not washing after smoking, smoke on your clothes, spit from chew... ect..
Ive also read that MOST strains of tobacco growen these days are resistant to the virus..
Mind you, you cant believe everything you read... so I really have no idea.
Id love to know if thats actually whats going on.
