In my opinion its not leaf spot or any other type of fungus because of the pattern. There is no fungus that I know of that leaves that pattern. Looks more like leaf miners to me.
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Looking for guerillas with leaf spot diease experience.
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https://www.icmag.com/threads/swamptube-resource-thread.52284/#post-1481761 might be something like
Paradox808
Member
I thought hemp and cannabis didn't like wet feet ?
learn something new every day.
(they don't mind as long as it doesn't rot.
otherwise we wouldn't have hydroponics
Paradox808
Member
Growing in a swamp is nothing comparable to a hydro setup
sounds like we fund a limitation we can work on
Selection is the only solution, in my experience! Had a pheno of Salvisa, by Lymerising Farms that had no spots, next to plants that were totally devastated. https://www.beegensbeans.com/product-page/salvisa-holiday-hookup
Homegrown5257
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I remember it that way where I’m at. I took a long break from growing after around 97 or 98 and didn’t take it back up till 2013 and have noticed a lot more issues now vs back then.
I have wondered if it’s possible that a lot of the more modern genetics/strains are just less hardy/more susceptible to diseases due to being bred and reproduced in more perfect environments indoors.
Homegrown5257
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I would hazard a guess that this is a root fungus possibly fusarium. Bet it continued to have more limbs or sections die off like that for a short time and then killed the whole plant
Pédetoddy
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that was last season. But still, thank you very much. I have a plant developing the same problem this season.
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