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Westmoreland, KS

Cs your plant leaf looks like you might have a little chemical burn. The plant looks good to me but maybe someone else sees something I don’t.

6/2/2020 1:00:12 PM

Ashville Ohio

I had one do that this year too.. The plant was still under grow lights.. Passed it off on too much heat..

6/2/2020 5:44:06 PM

Colorado

Looks like it could be a little trauma to the leaves when the were much smaller.Rubbed on something or insect chewed a little.Leaf color looks real good ,I wouldnt be concerned unless it keeps showing on future leaves

6/2/2020 6:02:45 PM

Western NY

I'd vote sunburn possibility too. Either way, it's not too serious and should grow out of it soon.

6/3/2020 8:21:26 AM

Ireland

Id be inclined to agree with Andy, sunburn but should be ok to motor

6/3/2020 9:08:17 AM

50 Acres

I'm not in agreement here. I would be dusting for bugs, top and bottom. Jim

6/3/2020 9:15:54 AM

Cs, come in and help these guys help you by providing some more info. You have some very good growers helping you.
Got your reply to my email.

6/3/2020 6:33:17 PM

San Ramon, CA

Thank guys. I'm backing off on the chemicals and sprayed for bugs. Set bug traps a week ago, still don't see any. I noticed the plant growing rather slowly. I keep it covered on hot sunny days so I don't think it's sunburn.
Appreciate the advise.

6/4/2020 4:50:01 PM

Westmoreland, KS

When do you spray? I always wait till the sun goes down.

6/4/2020 10:46:08 PM

Syracuse, NY

i trimmed the leaves on a plant just before i put it out in the patch yesterday, with EXACTLY the same pattern of what looks like micro-insect damage, yellow spots and tear-throughs, like, as if there was damage first and the insects came to dinner, but, it's unlikely that i have any insects in my basement, and it was only on this ONE plant out of about 30, that's how far behind i am, lol---eg

6/5/2020 11:18:29 AM