Stunted growth

[stickymickey]

These homemade sprays do you just chop it all up finely then boil it, strain out the solids then use as a spray?

Yes I need to put more thought into companion planting,

 

 

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I put a the scrap from a couple of onions and a garlic clove with about a teaspoon of ground coriander seed in the milkshake maker with a half cup of water to mash it up. Then added that to a boiled kettle of water and left to brew over night. Strain and spray. Smells like death, but removed the infestation from my indoors grow.

 

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[AussieDank]

Awesome guys will definitely give this a try for sure, just noticed something been chewing the tops off my chilli seedlings this morning so going give the whole garden a spray next days off

 

 

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[AussieDank]

 

Hey guys I transplanted my plants into the ground about a week ago, still seams something is still eating them will give the a spray of neem oil again, does this plant also have a magnesium deficiency?

 

 

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[kloud9]

Looks like those bottoms leaves just not getting enough sunlight, it will grow out [emoji108] [emoji106]

 

 

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[bakedcake]

Looks like whitefly or spidermite?

 

Looks like one on first photo far right leaf middle finger?

 

Give a spray of Neem, cayenne pepper and some eco soap may help. However you need to start an IPM regime if anything

 

Can you see any bugs on the underside of the leafs??

Edited January 6, 2019 by bakedcake

[AussieDank]

IPM regime?

Nuh I can never see any bugs on the leaves when I inspect them, just set up fruit fly traps yesterday and they are cleaning up, so I have no doubt there would be other bugs getting around also

 

 

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[Try Blu]

Baked is onto it.

 

Piece of white paper held under any leaf by the look and flick the leaf.

The dirt looking stuff that falls are spidermites.

 

Can be super tricky to get rid of.

They tiny. Prolly need a loupe. Under the leaves.

 

Good luck with them.

[Serrated edge]

Thrips leave much the same markings .

[kloud9]

Either way bin the yellow leaves and not compost it..

 

 

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[AussieDank]

Thanks guy looks like I will be doing a little reading up on pests and preventatives, I appreciate help, never had such trouble growing plants before, maybe I just arsed all my previous grows, I guess it’s all a learning curve

 

 

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