Mold

[kevinn]

Well this one is going outside until I can find the little son of a guns. Might be out there permanently. Don't see anything on my other plants, but only time will tell.

And bob b, you are so correct. Grow and learn.

Thanks all
Kevin

[L33t]

here is a nice pic showing thrip damage:

you can see that silvery color I mentioned :

[genegenie]

I had thrips in my grow for a long, long time, found it really tricky to get rid of them.
The pic you posted of your plant looks exactly like thrip damage to me, early stages, the silvery look only comes after severe damage.
Could be mites but I doubt it, put the plant back outside as you said and keep a close eye on the other plants, check them everyday, you don't want thrips in your garden.
Peace, GG

[L33t]

hi genegenie

have you seen thrips cause damage like in the 2nd pic , middle leaf?

[b0b_b1tch1n]

if i didnt kill 40+ nicely vegged plants in the last week L33t i could show you that exact damage ,,,, caused by thrips

google thrips and mites , you will most likely see a difference in damage

im not saying it is in fact one or the other but from what i see in the pics compared to what im seeing in my room , it looks identical

only kevinn is gunna be able to figure out the exact cause , hopefully we get an update when that happens

but nemitodes are supposed to kill both so id be jumping on getting some kevinn ,,,, if your due to water anytime soon id wait as the nemitodes are applied as you water ,,,, dont wanna drown any plants right

let us know how the diagnosis and treatment goes

[genegenie]

Originally Posted by L33t

hi genegenie

have you seen thrips cause damage like in the 2nd pic , middle leaf?

I've had leaves like that on small plants with thrip infestations, although didn't know what it was.
Why? do you think it's mites doing the damage, because it really looks like thrips to me, especially all the other damaged leaves.
Peace, GG

[brock1]

i would say 100% there thrips. i have just got them out of my flowering room but still have them on some smaller plants i have on the window. just been and got a few pics to help u identify them. there not the best pics but how you would see them with your eye. thrimps aren't all the same colour as well which is something you could use when identifying them.

[L33t]

PIC 1 shows an early Spider Mite infestation

PIC 2 shows a heavy Spider Mite infestation

In PIC 3 posted by kevinn in this thread ,
to me it seems there are both signs of early Spider Mite infestation/damage (like in PIC1) as well as heavy Spider Mite damage (like in PIC2) in kevinn's pics-check the most affected middle leaf in his pic(PIC3).

So although not 100% certain I still strongly believe its not thrips but mites. I ve had mites and thrips before myself but it can be hard to tell from pics without a close up inspection esp when there are no pics from the pest itself

PIC 4 shows thrip varying degrees of damage

kevinn , best thing to do before acting is to find the actual pests on the underside of leaves to make sure you are certain what you are dealing with. If you find them try to take a close up pic and post it

PS none of the pics bellow are mine

[L33t]

here is another closeup pic from Spider Mite damage (light colored spots) on leaves I found on ICmag forums

[kevinn]

Thanks all !!!!
It has been raining since I put the plant outside. As soon as the sun comes out I'll take a closer look.