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leaf spots
hannabis420started grow question 5y ago
spots, anything to worry about? I check for bugs regularly and spray neem, nonother than occasional gnats
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Rap_a_capanswered grow question 5y ago
Hi Mate, they are thrips bites, nothing to worry about if occasional. Keep on with neem. 🤞
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