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SpaceMonkey said:
The best solution i have found for these bugs is a diluted dish soap spray. fill a spray bottle with water, add about a table spoon of dish soap and spray all parts of your plants, especially the undersides of the leaves.

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coda said:
do the spots rub off or come off if you blow on the leaves gently?

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coda said:
who said anything about aphids.  I asked because there is a possibility you have a powdery mildew infection.  Even though mother nature is good at taking care of molds and what not, you can still battle this beast outdoors as well as in (although it's more common in an indoor grow).

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Not you, another guy.

Oh, and it is none of the above, it is just some whitish spots on my leaf, it doesn't rub off, the air is not too humid (it is in broad daylight, infact, if anything, it is not humid enough.), it is the pigment of the leaf itself that made it like that.

I did have a little bit of a snail problem on my bottom leaves, and now there is a ton of salt around my plants. If this might also be snails, then I probably do not need to worry as there won't be a single snail ever again on my plants.

I will give my plants a light flushing next time I water (it is burning very slightly, if I flush out 5-10% of the nutes it will be fine.) and do so every time I water for the next two weeks, to get like 30% of the nutes at the top to go down lower in the soil, where the roots will reach it by the time they need more nutrients.
The rain also gave it a light flushing and I think in a week or two the plant will be 100%.

I am actually thinking I am worrying too much, I can't expect to get a plant like this on my first grow:



Hows that for a healthy plant?

Or like this: