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Esessive rain 3 storms bronw spots

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Plant went through 3 storms and 2 tornadoes and execive amount of rain.Now this is how she's looking I have planted her in some living soil.Does anybody know what this is?And how can I get rid of it thanks in advance
 

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that sucks i paid 40 dollars for that bag of soil should i just cut her down and dump her
No don't give up yet. If you are able to spray every day, or every other day, you may be able to save your plant. Look up/research yellow leaf spot, Septoria, fungal diseases.
I've been fighting it for the last 3 years and lost 2 years of plants to it. This year I bought bio-fungicides and have sprayed after every rain and they are surviving. The weather has co-operated as well since it's been quite dry here.
There are many different methods of taming fungus'.
 
No don't give up yet. If you are able to spray every day, or every other day, you may be able to save your plant. Look up/research yellow leaf spot, Septoria, fungal diseases.
I've been fighting it for the last 3 years and lost 2 years of plants to it. This year I bought bio-fungicides and have sprayed after every rain and they are surviving. The weather has co-operated as well since it's been quite dry here.
There are many different methods of taming fungus'.
thank you but one thing is for sure am done trying to grow outside is always some type oif issue
 
that does kinda look like septoria or fungal in a few spots,.
looks to be more hungry but it could be from the large amount of rain,.
is it in a pot or the ground?
 
that sucks i paid 40 dollars for that bag of soil should i just cut her down and dump her
Honestly I don’t know.
I don’t know the implications of smoking a plant that’s infected with septoria.
From research;
Smoking cannabis infected with Septoria isn’t recommended because fungal spores and other contaminants may irritate your lungs or cause respiratory problems.
however there are folks here that have so the same remains I don’t know.
Personally no I wouldn’t smoke it because I’ve not a good tolerance for fungi
 
Plant went through 3 storms and 2 tornadoes and execive amount of rain.Now this is how she's looking I have planted her in some living soil.Does anybody know what this is?And how can I get rid of it thanks in advance
Plant went through 3 storms and 2 tornadoes and execive amount of rain.Now this is how she's looking I have planted her in some living soil.Does anybody know what this is?And how can I get rid of it thanks in advance
Heavy rains in June depleted my amended soil, dolomite,etc. Been dealing with a cal-mag deficiencies. They might need some. Looks sorta like Calcium deficiencies. 🤔
 
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