What causes this?

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I just started in low-stress training, I have never done this before and I'm trying it on three ladies that I have"white widow" and they are all three clones. I transplanted them about two and a half weeks ago and then started low-stress training a week ago. I'm saying this discoloration in my leaves that has got me a little worried. I tried three different clonings for a total of 12 clones, and every one of them died after developing roots and being transplanted into the soil. They would only last about two weeks, this is as far as I have got and then model leaves started turning colors. Brown and yellow, I'm hoping it's because she's under a lot of stress and this is the outcome. But somebody spoke of a type of disease that the plant can get that will cause all kinds of damage oh, it was a fungus they was talkin about. And it takes over your foilage. Can somebody please look at these pictures and tell me if they have ever had this happen? And if so, what is the cause? And please tell me the solution! Please and thank you all very much!
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Greenhouse82 said:
I just started in low-stress training, I have never done this before and I'm trying it on three ladies that I have"white widow" and they are all three clones. I transplanted them about two and a half weeks ago and then started low-stress training a week ago. I'm saying this discoloration in my leaves that has got me a little worried. I tried three different clonings for a total of 12 clones, and every one of them died after developing roots and being transplanted into the soil. They would only last about two weeks, this is as far as I have got and then model leaves started turning colors. Brown and yellow, I'm hoping it's because she's under a lot of stress and this is the outcome. But somebody spoke of a type of disease that the plant can get that will cause all kinds of damage oh, it was a fungus they was talkin about. And it takes over your foilage. Can somebody please look at these pictures and tell me if they have ever had this happen? And if so, what is the cause? And please tell me the solution! Please and thank you all very much!View attachment 894167View attachment 894168View attachment 894169
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Natural light is a must when trying to diagnose a deficiency:)
 
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SORRY😁 about the lighting. Also forgot to mention that I cut off a few leaves from each plant when I started the low-stress.
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I thought that too in the beginning oh, because they all have done the same thing so it's a reoccurring problem. I would like to know how to take care of it and any and all suggestions. And what causes it, is it just lack of?
 
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What are these being grown in and what are they being fed? Deficiencies aren't usually too common unless you are using no nutes and RO/Distilled water.
 
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Looks like a bad Calcium def due to PH after being planted into new coco, it takes time for the medium to settle down and balance out.
 
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The way those little white spots are located next to the veins on the leaf indicate bugs are feeding on the leaf and the silverish coloring is suspect for thrips or maybe you have mites, if it's mites you'll find them under the leaves or feeding on the leaf tops.
 
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Jimster said:
What are these being grown in and what are they being fed? Deficiencies aren't usually too common unless you are using no nutes and RO/Distilled water.
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I started out using Miracle-Gro but I only use quarter strength on everything, and I just recently started using distilled water. My other ladies outside never done this and I used the same potting soil and the same fertilizer. I do use distilled vinegar to lower my pH.
 
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