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🌿 Cannabis

Cannabis just got checked.

Most likely diagnosis
Minor slug chewing damage on a healthy cannabis seedling

The plant is still growing well and the new leaves look green and active, so this does not look like a nutrient or watering problem. The visible issue is minor leaf damage, and in an outdoor guerrilla grow the most likely cause is slug feeding, especially with rain-only watering and nearby damp ground cover. Rabbits can cause similar damage, but they usually leave larger, cleaner bites or clip stems more noticeably.

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Expert move today ✅

Protect the seedling without stressing it

Since the plant otherwise looks stable, focus on preventing more chewing rather than changing feed or watering.

Inspect around the pot and under nearby mulch for slugs
Remove hiding spots right next to the pot if possible
Use a simple slug barrier or bait only if allowed and safe for your grow setup
Differential diagnosis

Also possible, but less likely

Rabbit browsing or nibbling
Early caterpillar or beetle feeding
Old mechanical damage from handling or wind
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What would prove it

Look for shiny slime trails on the pot, mulch, or nearby leaves
Check at dusk or early morning for slugs under the pot rim or nearby debris
Compare the bite marks: slugs make irregular holes; rabbits usually leave cleaner torn edges and may clip larger pieces fast enough to notice overnight
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Next 1-3 nights

Confirm the pest

Check the plant after dark or at first light to catch the feeder in the act and verify whether it is slugs or rabbits.

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Turn this into a recovery case

One photo gives a diagnosis. Tracking proves whether the plant is recovering.

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