HELP!!! what the heck is this now??!!!

doneit

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• Jan 26, 2017

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3 weeks into flower... were perfect health when flipped.. Within a few days started dying from the top down!
Received some cuts from a buddy a couple months ago and must have brought something to the stable with them?!
I dont see any bugs with 60x mic.. humidity is 45%, temp is 75.
Promix soiless, flora nova nutes, ph solid 6.5...
Nothing has changed in my spot except the cuts, which these are not the new cuts.. these are stardawg corey..

Please any insight will be helpfull!!!

 

soserthc1

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #2

Damn , they had to of been gradually getting that bad.

I'd tell you it's mites but ........ You kinda all ready know it

Nothing to do but tear down and start doing shit right , sad but true

 

doneit

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• Jan 26, 2017

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soserthc1 said:

Damn , they had to of been gradually getting that bad.

I'd tell you it's mites but ........ You kinda all ready know it

Nothing to do but tear down and start doing shit right , sad but true

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they were perfect three weeks ago... 4 days or so into flower the top fan leaves started curling up and dying off quickly..
I scoped everywhere for bugs... have not seen any signs!!!
Whats weird is the lower part of the plant is still relatively alive...

 

sheik_yerbouti

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #4

What concentration of flora nova you using?

Those plants either got toasted by nutes or you have some sort of bug or fungus

 

mango420

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #5

Damn those things got roasted. Don't see any webs so not mites. How many ppm were you giving them?

 

doneit

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• Jan 26, 2017

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Thanks guys for the input..
PPM is 800 on the nova..
I have been growing for 20yrs fellas... this is not grower error... something i never seen before and i sure thought i seen it all!
Gotta be some kinda funky disease?
I never seen anything kill from the top down, uuuggghhhh!!!

 

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king oscar

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #7

Looks like broad or russet mites. They can be hard to spot

 

doneit

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• Jan 26, 2017

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king oscar said:

Looks like broad or russet mites. They can be hard to spot

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I see no mites anywhere???? i have a good scope..
Nothing on the plants or in the root zone, which is greatly affected as well!!

 

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king oscar

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• Jan 26, 2017

• #9

I've never been able to scope them in the early stages they are small even with a 100x. Are there any galls on your stems?

 

Tbonegrower

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• Jan 27, 2017

• #10

You potato trick your dirt yet?

 

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sourpuss

• Jan 27, 2017

• #11

Whats the ph of your soil? Looks like top down def, one of the secondary nutes.id flush em with some low nute ph'd water.

 

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Xanode

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• Jan 27, 2017

• #12

Stupid question maybe, but have you pulled the root ball and had a close look at it?

 

doneit

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• Jan 27, 2017

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Xanode said:

Stupid question maybe, but have you pulled the root ball and had a close look at it?

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yes... one of the first things i did.... sub par roots but no bugs...
this is why i am stumped?

gave them all a good dose of kontos just incase however this is something new for sure!