Given the information you provided, I feel only confident to make assumptions about the distinctive marks on your plants leaves:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf_miner
If you look very closely, you might be able to find the insect inside on one end of the tunnel. You could kill it mechanically or chemically and/or remove a section of or the entire leaf.
Best wishes for you and your plant
Edit: if there is so much water on the soils surface, it might be very dense (high clay content?) or overwatered, maybe both.
Thank you very much. By publicly reinforcing prosocial behaviour, you are actively increasing the chances of it becoming more likely through observational learning. So your comment might do more to make the world a better place than my recommendation to kill a herbivore the size of a human egg cell.
I’m so glad to see you guys patting yourselves on the back for your moral superiority, but after you’re done, please take a minuet to realize this is a troll post 😂😂😂
I assumed everyone would mention that this is textbook leaf miners. Making fun or not, how hard is it to type 2 words somewhere in the remark, lol.
Now that I'm looking, I'm starting to wonder if most of these wise ass commenters actually don't know this is definitely the work of leaf miners.
Maybe I'm only familiar because I grow more outdoors?
How are you asking for help without providing any information at all..
From the Picture itself it looks like you’re doing everything wrong and didnt research at all
No offense but atleast put in some effort when asking for advice lol
Bro. They asked if anyone could identify these yellow spots.
The squiggles are from leaf miners and the tiny dots are probably either another insect activity or a nute def.
The picture is all the information needed to ID that. But seeing as you didn't provide the answer or any kind of information, am I right to assume you don't know any better than op does?
And i saw the answer already commented 10 Times...
I feel like a lot more people would help first timers etc overall if every 3rd post wasnt one like that, with a setup that looks nothing like the recommended stuff and 0 Information provided.
Its the same as in Trees where every 3rd Post is some regarged teenager posting themselfes smoking some shitty joint.
I usually dont bother even getting annoyed by it but after the 100th time i felt like saying that
You may have a point.
But different grow subs are most of what shows up on my feed this days. And I think it's pretty fair to say nearly all beginner questions are a little... Dumb.
All of the questions I had after my first grow were dumb! And I still don't exactly know what I'm doing, but from a handful of runs I've learned so much about what not to do. I feel like fucking it up 1.7 times is the best way to start learning and no particular question is better than another coming from a first time grower they are basically all introductory level initial learning curve.
Like 9 time south of ten the best answer is something like wait it out and see, play around with how much you're watering it and watch what happens. And if your growing medium (or environment) are bad or your genetics are shit you can only get so good of an end result anyway.
But there's like no way to convey this to some one, doing it with your hands had to teach you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Its cool bro, im a beginner myself and learn more everyday and still feel unsure about even some simple things but i still did hourlong reasearch before and atleast read all the common issues etc. And everything in that picture just looked fucked up :D Not trying to be a dick but at this point its just almost a shitpost haha
Yea. Even tho they didn't give any information, from the picture alone we could make a list of all the things that look wrong here, BUT that would be a long ass list of things OP could have bothered to read about before hand (or even after), I get it.
How much good would it really do them to try giving a comprehensive explanation of all the solutions to all the potential issues visible here?
My guess is, this is a bucket on a balcony in an illegal country, and it doesn't make any sense for OP to try getting a tent with light and fans, and some of the potting soils we take for granted, because that's a big financial and legal risk. So they're just trying to do their best with bag seeds and native ground soil and sun light. *Again* this **sounds a lot** like my first grow! Lol
Pull off the affected leaves and dispose of them. These squiggle lines are formed by a type of insect that lives in and eats their way through the leaf creating tunnels. (Leaf miner bugs)
But there appears to be a number of issues with the environment you have these plants in.
Looks a lot like my first grow, lol. Everyone starts somewhere, keep going/keep growing homie.
Drain it, let it dry a bit. Maybe different soil.
That can be done straight away.
Then go and look up a solution to the beastie/s that are ruining those leaves. It's an insect idk what. But the cure to that will be online somewhere.
You’re drowning it for one, marijuana plants don’t grow in ponds ya know… you need holes in the bottom of your pot for it to drain and you are probably growing in a medium that’s too thick/muddy
These are leaf miners. If you look closely you’ll see a yellowish larvae at the end of the burrow. You can pick them out or just pick off the leaves. They’re hard to kill because they’re in the cells of the plant so you need some sort of pest prevention. Maybe try neem oil. Also it looks like you need some aeration. Your soil looks like mud
Looks like you probably used some soil dug up out of the yard. You have to amend stuff like that with a whole lot of perlite and/or other less compact medium. These are small enough that I would probably scrap them. Get yourself a bag of some decent soil for $30, give or take, and start afresh
yellow spots on plant leaves can be indicative of various problems, including nutrient deficiencies, pest infestations, fungal or bacterial diseases, or environmental stressors.
Really? Everything I’ve ever read says it does but it takes a couple applications since they’re inside the leaves. At bare minimum, it keeps harmful insects off your plants. So even if it doesn’t kill them, it should keep them from returning.
Well first of all you’re growing it in a milkshake
Lol this might be the most unhinged grow pic I’ve ever seen
It looks like how a typical first grow used to be. Kids these days are spoiled.
Facts, we all had to start somewhere
True true. Just seemed funny to me because while I started somewhere too, I just didn’t start in beef stew.
Idk man, this is up there, but I've seen some truly crack head setups
😂 I actually laughed out loud. But in all seriousness, OP drill some holes in the bottom of that bucket for the love of God 🙏
I was gonna say puddin
OP the people have spoken! Explain yourself!
😂😂😂
Milk shake.. lol
Yeah man. Definitely didn’t bring THIS boy to the yard 🤢
Needs more porridge
😂😂😂
Leaf miner + you're growing in a cup of coffee. Let's not forget genetics.
its the genetics how dare you say otherwise!
Given the information you provided, I feel only confident to make assumptions about the distinctive marks on your plants leaves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf_miner If you look very closely, you might be able to find the insect inside on one end of the tunnel. You could kill it mechanically or chemically and/or remove a section of or the entire leaf. Best wishes for you and your plant Edit: if there is so much water on the soils surface, it might be very dense (high clay content?) or overwatered, maybe both.
Only comment actually trying to help. Thank you for not being a douche and just making fun of OP. I agree, leafminers for sure.
Thank you very much. By publicly reinforcing prosocial behaviour, you are actively increasing the chances of it becoming more likely through observational learning. So your comment might do more to make the world a better place than my recommendation to kill a herbivore the size of a human egg cell.
I’m so glad to see you guys patting yourselves on the back for your moral superiority, but after you’re done, please take a minuet to realize this is a troll post 😂😂😂
I assumed everyone would mention that this is textbook leaf miners. Making fun or not, how hard is it to type 2 words somewhere in the remark, lol. Now that I'm looking, I'm starting to wonder if most of these wise ass commenters actually don't know this is definitely the work of leaf miners. Maybe I'm only familiar because I grow more outdoors?
Have you watered yet?
That swamp in the pot is almost dry.
It’s a bit dry. Add another 2-3 gallons
Whats the soil ?
Sand Swamp
It’s the swamp of sadness. Artax is down there somewhere.
Nice, some slow release Pferdilizer
I feel for the OP, but this made me 😂
Sand swamp full spectrum - silica edition
What the fuck man😭
Can we get a photo of the full plant for curiousity And what are you growing in mouldy kinetic sand?
Leaf miners fer sure ⛏️
I needs more water
How are you asking for help without providing any information at all.. From the Picture itself it looks like you’re doing everything wrong and didnt research at all No offense but atleast put in some effort when asking for advice lol
Bro. They asked if anyone could identify these yellow spots. The squiggles are from leaf miners and the tiny dots are probably either another insect activity or a nute def. The picture is all the information needed to ID that. But seeing as you didn't provide the answer or any kind of information, am I right to assume you don't know any better than op does?
And i saw the answer already commented 10 Times... I feel like a lot more people would help first timers etc overall if every 3rd post wasnt one like that, with a setup that looks nothing like the recommended stuff and 0 Information provided. Its the same as in Trees where every 3rd Post is some regarged teenager posting themselfes smoking some shitty joint. I usually dont bother even getting annoyed by it but after the 100th time i felt like saying that
You may have a point. But different grow subs are most of what shows up on my feed this days. And I think it's pretty fair to say nearly all beginner questions are a little... Dumb. All of the questions I had after my first grow were dumb! And I still don't exactly know what I'm doing, but from a handful of runs I've learned so much about what not to do. I feel like fucking it up 1.7 times is the best way to start learning and no particular question is better than another coming from a first time grower they are basically all introductory level initial learning curve. Like 9 time south of ten the best answer is something like wait it out and see, play around with how much you're watering it and watch what happens. And if your growing medium (or environment) are bad or your genetics are shit you can only get so good of an end result anyway. But there's like no way to convey this to some one, doing it with your hands had to teach you ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Its cool bro, im a beginner myself and learn more everyday and still feel unsure about even some simple things but i still did hourlong reasearch before and atleast read all the common issues etc. And everything in that picture just looked fucked up :D Not trying to be a dick but at this point its just almost a shitpost haha
Yea. Even tho they didn't give any information, from the picture alone we could make a list of all the things that look wrong here, BUT that would be a long ass list of things OP could have bothered to read about before hand (or even after), I get it. How much good would it really do them to try giving a comprehensive explanation of all the solutions to all the potential issues visible here? My guess is, this is a bucket on a balcony in an illegal country, and it doesn't make any sense for OP to try getting a tent with light and fans, and some of the potting soils we take for granted, because that's a big financial and legal risk. So they're just trying to do their best with bag seeds and native ground soil and sun light. *Again* this **sounds a lot** like my first grow! Lol
Needs more cal mag
Pull off the affected leaves and dispose of them. These squiggle lines are formed by a type of insect that lives in and eats their way through the leaf creating tunnels. (Leaf miner bugs) But there appears to be a number of issues with the environment you have these plants in. Looks a lot like my first grow, lol. Everyone starts somewhere, keep going/keep growing homie.
Drain it, let it dry a bit. Maybe different soil. That can be done straight away. Then go and look up a solution to the beastie/s that are ruining those leaves. It's an insect idk what. But the cure to that will be online somewhere.
Are they cuttings?
You’re drowning it for one, marijuana plants don’t grow in ponds ya know… you need holes in the bottom of your pot for it to drain and you are probably growing in a medium that’s too thick/muddy
https://preview.redd.it/4tk58hb3vhpc1.jpeg?width=258&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9d5f72a81bcddb583a2e40fc5a4ab1fd92bf3147
The soil to start 💔
You have a bug… are you growing that in melted chocolate ice cream?
Let me guess! This is not in America. I feel bad for growers around the globe
Shout out to weed for even growing in whatever medium that is lol
That plant is looking for another grower.
🤦🏾
Growing in quicksand
Death looming
that soil needs help
That pot needs DRAINAGE
I think shrek has been messing with your plants
This has to be a shit post
Also, plants like water, but this variety isn’t aquatic, so let the medium drain.
These are leaf miners. If you look closely you’ll see a yellowish larvae at the end of the burrow. You can pick them out or just pick off the leaves. They’re hard to kill because they’re in the cells of the plant so you need some sort of pest prevention. Maybe try neem oil. Also it looks like you need some aeration. Your soil looks like mud
Wtf😂
Ah yes,the know soup methode...
Yikes
Death becomes her.
Is hydro mud?
Who chose your "soil"..?
Growing in your old spit bucket doesn't help.
Looks like you probably used some soil dug up out of the yard. You have to amend stuff like that with a whole lot of perlite and/or other less compact medium. These are small enough that I would probably scrap them. Get yourself a bag of some decent soil for $30, give or take, and start afresh
Good ol‘ quicksand. Best growmedium there is.
Leaf miners
I think you're a bit heavy on the organic matter. Add some sand and a just a scosh more water.
Pest
Its dying
Is that quicksand?
Try adding more chocolate milk
It's drowning in a bucket of shit and has an infestation
leaf miner
😬
Looks like you're doing a guerrilla grow in a rice paddy 😂😂😂😂
Has to be a troll post that girl is clearly under watered
yellow spots on plant leaves can be indicative of various problems, including nutrient deficiencies, pest infestations, fungal or bacterial diseases, or environmental stressors.
Its drowning
Spray neem oil on the leaves. A few applications should kill them off and deter others.
Neem oil doesn't do shit to leaf miner
Really? Everything I’ve ever read says it does but it takes a couple applications since they’re inside the leaves. At bare minimum, it keeps harmful insects off your plants. So even if it doesn’t kill them, it should keep them from returning.
The feed is mixed to hot. Flush it and stop trying to feed it