wobbleysausage said:

This is a barneys farm pineapple express auto that has been going super strong up until the other day. I transplanted perfectly from a solo to a cloth container filled with a standard ffof happy frog mix with some added rice hulls and pumice for aeration. The transplant is %100 a non issue. She took off right after I transplanted but the other day I fed both my girls with some worm casting tea and thats the only thing I could think of that could possibly be effecting her even though I barely gave her any. Most of it went to my much larger plant. Now she's developing these black spots and they are getting worse. I haven't encountered this before. Temp and humidity are both controlled and she's under around 150 watts of light. I think she's a bit over watered because I wetted the soil thoroughly before transplant and then like I said the other day she got a ultra tiny amount of worm tea. Thats the only thing I could possibly think of that would cause these black spots but I don't know how to correct it. It almost looks like some kind of calcium issues even though they should be okay. The soil is extremely hot i would expect it to maybe burn her but to be deficient? Idk im a bit lost on this small one.View attachment 2125336View attachment 2125337View attachment 2125338

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BryanOconner said:

To much light on the last pic why you see the yellowing . Also the bottom leaf starting to show yellow . Its time to start feeding the plant nutrietns if you are then add more . ALSO (((((( POWDER MOLD ) is starting .
Best way to get rid of it is give it a bath of dish soap teaspoon or two per spray bottle of water shake it well .. Dim the light as much as you can until its dry . Run a fan in in that tent room whatever 24/7 neve shut it off . If you do what i say on the mold it wont come back
Dawn dish soap . Or something like it . no hand soap.

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ACSippi said:

Those bottom two sets of leaves, just ignore them, they're always the first to get crusty. Pay attention to the growth after that. I'm not even looking at those leaves.

Keep watching the new growth but other than it looking yellow (maybe the light/camera makes it look extra yellow) just keep moving forward with what you're doing without changing anything.

New growers love to stop and focus on nothing while correcting nothings errs. Just ride it out and update us in a week, by then we might be able to help better...if you even need help by then.

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MrGreenfinga said:

Could be as simple as overwatering
The insufficient oxygen levels at the roots can cause brown spots and a long series of other “deficiencies”
You may have given her a little too much i dont see any kind of burn or over feeding maybe a little low RH because the leaves wrinkle but i dont know for sure wait for somebody else to chime
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BryanOconner said:

new growth is the bottom . What about the powder mold your not concerned ?
Left me make it more clear . When you notice a nitrogen or typical nutrient issue its starts on the bottom of the plant first . If the top is yellow its usually not nutrients .

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wobbleysausage said:

Slight tip burn on the first set of true leafs. Not so concerned with that but the black spotting which is honestly hard to see in the photos, is progressing. Rh is def low. My humidifer is fighting the furnace so its only stable at like %30-40ish. I'm just overly concerned because she's a auto i don't wanna boof her.

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BryanOconner said:

What about the powder mold your not concerned ?
Left me make it more clear . When you notice a nitrogen or typical nutrient issue its starts on the bottom of the plant first then moves up If the top is yellow its usually not nutrients .

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wobbleysausage said:

The top is yellow because its new growth and the light just turned on probably 30 minutes before I took those pictures. Also I'm not sure about the mold your talking about. Its extremely dry in my house my humidifer is literally running nonstop especially with the light running.

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ACSippi said:

I see what he's talking about, others may not. I don't think it's PM but it's good to be aware and on guard because if it's not water splashes or odd colors on leaves you would want to tackle PM immediatly.

On guard!

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ACSippi said:

See that red line? Don't stress about anything under it.

Don't change anything just keep moving forward. It seems like you been doing some studying, everything looks fine. I wouldn't be stressin.

Update us in a week!

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ACSippi said:

I should told you to clip those leafs off just so you dont look at them anymore.

I can see something on the top leaf maybe developing? Keep moving forward and update us again.

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ACSippi said:

AFAIK Barney's is still legit, don't know why they got into Auto's as they can be unpredictable.

Probably not but look super close under the leaves for bugs. You'll need a magnifying glass.

Update us in a couple days. I don't grow with dirt so I may be missing something but everything looks as it should.

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wobbleysausage said:

This is a barneys farm pineapple express auto that has been going super strong up until the other day. I transplanted perfectly from a solo to a cloth container filled with a standard ffof happy frog mix with some added rice hulls and pumice for aeration. The transplant is %100 a non issue. She took off right after I transplanted but the other day I fed both my girls with some worm casting tea and thats the only thing I could think of that could possibly be effecting her even though I barely gave her any. Most of it went to my much larger plant. Now she's developing these black spots and they are getting worse. I haven't encountered this before. Temp and humidity are both controlled and she's under around 150 watts of light. I think she's a bit over watered because I wetted the soil thoroughly before transplant and then like I said the other day she got a ultra tiny amount of worm tea. Thats the only thing I could possibly think of that would cause these black spots but I don't know how to correct it. It almost looks like some kind of calcium issues even though they should be okay. The soil is extremely hot i would expect it to maybe burn her but to be deficient? Idk im a bit lost on this small one.View attachment 2125336View attachment 2125337View attachment 2125338

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