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Winter Grow in a spare bedroom

Cheers ALL!

I started this a few weeks ago. I have 4 over winter plants. Reaper, Chocolate Moruga, Cappuccino Scotch Bonnet and the fourth lol I forgot. Either not chocolate primo or PurpleghostScorpion.

Seed layout has 6 or 7 herb varieties... I currently have a few germination activity. Reaper, Lemon Drop, cilantro and chocolate Moruga... Thanks for looking.
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Bookers said:
Pics of some brown leaves should I be concerned? The first picture was a different plant I just removed leaves. Next 3 pics? Comments? Thank you
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That's not looking great to me.  I have some thoughts, but not a clear answer. 
 
My initial impression is humidity is too high which, left unchecked, that can lead to fungal or bacterial problems.
 
Why are there water droplets on the rocoto leaves?  How are you handling air circulation?
 
Be careful about handling symptomatic plants and then others as that can spread pathogens to the other plants - which are looking really good!
 
Hmmm. I gave all the kratky plants a shower to rid them of the aphids.

I do have a fan but it's not on 24/7 I have central air and the house stays at 72 or so a little warmer in the plant room with the lights on.

Your concern is the 1 plant with the 3 pictures ... it's an awesome O plant...

or the 1st picture which was Trippaul f8 I removed the 2 leaves....


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CaneDog said:
Gotcha.  A couple isolated showers shouldn't harm a healthy plant.  The plant looks stunted to me. Did you neem this one recently?  How do the other plants in that tub look?
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This is the only brown spotted (using term for visual explanation only) plant period.
They have all been neemed 2 times last 3 weeks...
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DownRiver said:
 
One who likes to wack the tops off their peppers. aka "topping". ;)
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Ahhhh. LOL. I typically don't except if the plant is too leggy.
In this case all my plants have aphids devouring the ends and new growth. I trimmed and wacked 90 percent of the tops and discarded to reduce the amount of aphids... savage beasts were on a tear!

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Man, it's just hard to say, but there's something wrong with it.  It patterns like burn in that it's noticeable at the tips and margin. One might expect that from nute burn or heat/light burn.  And it looks like some sort of fungus or similar activity is taking place at the damaged tissue, though some is harmful long-term and some isn't.  Neem OD usually results in leaf drop when it's bad, but can do similar things. That doesn't seem exactly right, either.  It's also not developing new growth properly.  Wish I could give better feedback, but I'm just not sure. I'd be a little concerned that it might put other plants at risk that share the tub water with it.  I'd probably take a peak at the roots too, to see if there's rot or anything odd down there.
 
EDIT:  Done deal!
 
Bookers said:
This is the only brown spotted (using term for visual explanation only) plant period.
They have all been neemed 2 times last 3 weeks...
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Adding further comments to this after noticing others that have some brown edges... The neem treatment last used was excessive and did pool on some of the leaves. This caused some suffocation yellowing edges then browning. Such action was necessary to control the infestation I have without natural enemies to help me combat this. That said im bored as hell and could prob go back to work now...1 week home and im losing it haha. Cheers Peeps

Btw I chopped it before reading your post lol Thanks CD

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PaulG said:
All in all, looking good Books.
 
Pods in your indoor grow is a real bonus.
 
The plants you topped will bounce back great.
Summer weather would help a lot!
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Thank you Paul. I figured as much. Aphids are yuck! Ive seen em as little crumbs barely noticable then when still really tiny saw them moving. Then in no time they transform into a VW Beatle on steroids and Viagra multiplying, mowing and eeeeewwwww! IM READY FOR THEM TO BE GONE... lol hey thanks for letting me vent lol

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Bookers said:
Thank you Paul. I figured as much. Aphids are yuck! Ive seen em as little crumbs barely noticable then when still really tiny saw them moving. Then in no time they transform into a VW Beatle on steroids and Viagra multiplying, mowing and eeeeewwwww! IM READY FOR THEM TO BE GONE... lol hey thanks for letting me vent lol

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I second that motion, my friend! I'm thinking of
putting my wilds outside for awhile since we have
a week of 'warm' nights coming up. that means
temps in mid 40's at night  :rofl:
 
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