Oh no, I’ve got a deficiency what the hell.

[Leeroy48]

Hi everyone,

I’ve got a problem we’ve a couple of my plants,

is it N toxic also there are like brown spots on the leaves. Also what will get rid of this something like cal-mag, do you think.

SOIL- Canna terra professional.

PH- 6.5 I always try to hit this mark.

TEMP- 24to 26

HUMD- 45 to 50 always at 45 mark though.

NUTRIENTS- flora series by GH. I gradually increase as the plants grown. Feeding at 3 quarters strength.

FEED- per pot (litre and a half) 10 percent run off.

I’m growing auto’s there at the 10 week mark. Is it to late to correct this.

thank you

 

[AnselAdams]

Hi everyone,

I’ve got a problem we’ve a couple of my plants,

is it N toxic also there are like brown spots on the leaves. Also what will get rid of this something like cal-mag, do you think.

SOIL- Canna terra professional.

PH- 6.5 I always try to hit this mark.

TEMP- 24to 26

HUMD- 45 to 50 always at 45 mark though.

NUTRIENTS- flora series by GH. I gradually increase as the plants grown. Feeding at 3 quarters strength.

FEED- per pot (litre and a half) 10 percent run off.

I’m growing auto’s there at the 10 week mark. Is it to late to correct this.

thank you

Hello & Welcome to The Farm!

Would you please provide a photo without the blurpurple lights. It is difficult to see the colors and arrangement of spots, etc that will help us figure out what is attacking your babies.

Thanks

Happy Growing

 

[Leeroy48]

Hello Anseladams,

please see attached photo hope it’s okay.

happy growing to you two

 

[AnselAdams]

Hello Anseladams,

please see attached photo hope it’s okay.

happy growing to you two

Here is the site i use to help me figure out what i am looking at. ==> https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/calcium-deficiency

I'm no expert, but this looks like the beginnings of a CalMag issue. Lets see what the other Farmers come up with.

Happy Growing!

 

[Seraphine]

Too much N. When I used flora series by GH, when my plants were in flower, I stoped using the grow, gave 1/2 strength micro ad full strength bloom. If you get an extra cal-mag supplement, make sure it’s one low in N.

 

[Leeroy48]

Here is the site i use to help me figure out what i am looking at. ==> https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/calcium-deficiency

I'm no expert, but this looks like the beginnings of a CalMag issue. Lets see what the other Farmers come up with.

Happy Growing!

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Thank you buddy will pop over the shop then.

god bless. Make sure your fingers are green

 

[Leeroy48]

Too much N. When I used flora series by GH, when my plants were in flower, I stoped using the grow, gave 1/2 strength micro ad full strength bloom. If you get an extra cal-mag supplement, make sure it’s one low in N.

Seraphine perfect thank you.

I will apply to what you said. What is low in N would you say roughly.

sorry to be a pain god bless.

 

[Beachwalker]

Hello Anseladams,

please see attached photo hope it’s okay.

happy growing to you two

Not cal or mag. You've got a severe case of mites that's what all those little white speckles are on your leaves I would start there before I changed anything else because nothing's going to be right until you control or eliminate the mites good luck

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Edit: your pH is too high for a peat based medium use 6.2, flush to reset the medium but nothing's going to be right until you fix the Mite infestation

 

[Leeroy48]

You've got a severe case of mites that's what all those little white speckles are on your leaves I would start there before I changed anything else because nothing's going to be right until you control or eliminate the mites good luckView attachment 993152
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Edit: your pH is too high for a peat based medium use 6.2, and as mentioned above cut back on your nutrients but nothing's going to be right until you fix the Mite infestation

Hi there,

Ive been round the whole plant last week there are no mites on these leaves.

I’ll have another check, also there’s no clear PH range for this soil. How would you know the correct PH range.

Also beachwalker there are 2 different types off soil. Professional and professional plus. Are you sure cause I will change the PH to 6.2.

Also I don’t really wanna flush. That’s not good for me 2 weeks left mate. Might cause even more complications.

 

[Beachwalker]

Hi there,

Ive been round the whole plant last week there are no mites on these leaves.

I’ll have another check, also there’s no clear PH range for this soil. How would you know the correct PH range.

Also beachwalker there are 2 different types off soil. Professional and professional plus. Are you sure cause I will change the PH to 6.2.

Also I don’t really wanna flush. That’s not good for me 2 weeks left mate. Might cause even more complications.

You have a Mite infestation, and I told you about your pH. How I know is from experience, do what you want, best wishes.

 

[Leeroy48]

Some more pics.

 

[chemistry]

I'm with Beachwalker, mites are a bitch to see, they have a habit of following leaf veins as they feed.

 

[Beachwalker]

Some more pics.

Your plants look green and well fed, doesn't look like there's any deficiency at all so another reason I believe it's mites and not a Calcium deficiency

You have to use at least 60 x magnification to see them in many cases, double check and if you don't find it then you're lucky believe me! You don't have far to go anyway & you're going to get to harvest! Good luck!

Edit: regarding pH

 

[bigslimdawg79]

Kinda does look like some sort of bug

 

[Dr.B]

Not cal or mag. You've got a severe case of mites that's what all those little white speckles are on your leaves I would start there before I changed anything else because nothing's going to be right until you control or eliminate the mites good luckView attachment 993152
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Edit: your pH is too high for a peat based medium use 6.2, flush to reset the medium but nothing's going to be right until you fix the Mite infestation

+1

You got bugs buddy. Sorry.

 

[AnselAdams]

Some more pics.

Based on the new pics. I now agree this is not a cal/mag issue. My apologies.

For whatever it is worth; In my experience on this board; @chemistry & @Beachwalker are not often shown to be wrong! You could certainly get worse advice.

You came and asked us a question and have received several responses, now the real work begins. Figuring out what applies to your current situation and resolving accordingly. You will make mistakes and kill plants; it is called learning. Remember there is no such thing as a stupid question; except the one not asked!!

Happy Growing

 

[Dr.B]

Based on the new pics. I now agree this is not a cal/mag issue. My apologies.

For whatever it is worth; In my experience on this board; @chemistry & @Beachwalker are not often shown to be wrong! You could certainly get worse advice.

You came and asked us a question and have received several responses, now the real work begins. Figuring out what applies to your current situation and resolving accordingly. You will make mistakes and kill plants; it is called learning. Remember there is no such thing as a stupid question; except the one not asked!!

Happy Growing

The plants I've grown/lost that have suffered the cruelest fates were plants I assumed would be ok... Didn't bother to ask...

Well put Ansel

 

[Aqua Man]

Looks like mites and yes they are over fed quite a bit as evident by the dark green and shiny leaves with tip burn. I agree with @Seraphine change the nutrient ratio. Can't help ya with the mites.

 

[Dr.B]

Looks like mites and yes they are over fed quite a bit as evident by the dark green and shiny leaves with tip burn. I agree with @Seraphine change the nutrient ratio. Can't help ya with the mites.

Entry/Exit Standard Operating Procedures will help to prevent mites in the future. Assuming you get all the babies on cleanup.

Its closing the barn door after the horse got out I know. Once they're in... Best to take a few simple steps to keep them out buds.

 

[Aqua Man]

Entry/Exit Standard Operating Procedures will help to prevent mites in the future. Assuming you get all the babies on cleanup.