I found a cob web and a tiny white spider last night. also finding many Leaves with holes ive shown here. Found a leaf with what may be eggs? I guess i know what im looking at from past readings, but Id love second opinion. whats the best thing to have on hand for this? ill order it, ty.
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Treat with Captain Jacks Dead Bug Growmie and research bud wash for harvest time 
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Easy! Thanks sir. Im ordering it today. 1 more thing if you dont mind. I used White shark @ week 1 on all 4 plants . The skinny: 2 grew with white powder all over them and died, and the other 2 had the white powder all over them also . I flushed some of it away seemingly, they seemed to pull through but
the leaves ended up looking like this ( as ill post) Im going into pre flower with with these last 2 and im not feeling too confident about it since they are autos. even though they are great genetics which is the only reason they made it to this point. both of the plants look ok, but if you look closer the leaves are unhappy. 1 of the plants is leaning to one side, im guess the roots are having an issue. I had back up seeds germinating, I dont think i fixed the problem the white shark started in time?
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What medium and fertilizer are you using Grow Bro, and plants age white Shark?? You mean Great White? What’s been your watering or feeding routine?
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I would treat with jacks, and then also pick another brand of insecticide soap and alternate if needed
Yes, Great white (sorry), in COCO. I heard it was still effective, not in my eyes. I watered it in 1st week. Used wet dry cycles, as always for the 1st week. after that i noticed that was the problem starting on the leaves so I just keep doing wet dry cycles instead of keeping coco wet with jacks at all times. it didnt work, I flushed 2 times. through veg, it helped a lil bit. but both plants aren’t what they should be, and its now showtime… I PH, and use rain water…
P.S i got my $$ back on the great white… its surely better in soil, if it does work.
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i have flushed with jacks 2 times in veg, these are autos and they are preflowering now. I have no doubt that they aren’t happy.
Coco is inert and needs macro and micro nutrients fed daily to run off with a dose of beneficial microbes once a week. Coco should never be allowed to dry out. I would suggest a mixing tour jacks in order to 800-1000 and. PH of 5.8-6.0. Feed this daily to run off, catch and test the run off until the plant is healthy and then testing become less frequent
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what brand of insecticide do you use? I dont have one yet?
Og these are autos in preflower which means that im basically out of time to fix what im not even sure about and thats after flushing. i dont think lower ppm will help, since there is no nute burn. I agree about keeping coco wet. but since i saw the plant tilting on it own i figured letting it dry some would help the roots settle since the plant was it moving on its own, I think the power had a negative effect on the roots, maybe i got a bad batch who knows. I think im going to trash them because im afraid of just more complications and lost time down the road, again since its an auto and Im going into flower. 
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Their not too far gone Grow Bro and not bad looking at all. Coco has the ability to provide oxygen to the roots damp versus soil that needs a dry cycle. Personally and I’ve done it many times when my coco dried out is, is a straight H2O flush at 5.8. Once my run off PH is in range, I check the PPMs and follow the flush with a good feeding
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@OGIncognito is the coco guru @THCMaker44. He will guide you in the right direction. As far as insecticide … jacks dead bug right before lights out. If that doesnt work, then any insecticide soap organic of course of your choice.
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