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It’s not leaf septoria. Leaf septoria effects plants that are grown outdoors because of the high moisture from rainfall/overhead watering and humidity. It targets the lower leaves first. I have it on my tomatoes outside.That's what I thought. Leaf septoria. Usually I'm like nope and it's tossed around quite a bit but this time I kinda feel like it is.
Definitely ph and nutrient issues also
I am working to keep them going as long as possible. I haven’t given up and coming to this forum has given me a bit of hope that I can save them. There’s really only 1 problem plant so I will know for sure soon enough. One of the others is barely starting to show issues and the third has no signs of stress at all.But I guess I could be wrong. I would still try hydro nutrients and see if that turns your plants around.
Is this for real? It sounds like a joke to play on the new guy. LolA couple of dissolved aspirin will kick up the immune system.
Nope, there’s science behind it if you look it up.Is this for real? It sounds like a joke to play on the new guy. Lol
Yup there is.Nope, there’s science behind it if you look it up.
Interesting read. Is it only foliar feeding or is this also for fertilization? Second thought, will it harm the existing buds if foliar fed or should I not do that at this point to avoid any further possible damage?Yup there is.
You really don’t want to spray anything after the buds have formed. But foliar feeding is a great option during veg.Interesting read. Is it only foliar feeding or is this also for fertilization? Second thought, will it harm the existing buds if foliar fed or should I not do that at this point to avoid any further possible damage?
This was my initial thought.You really don’t want to spray anything after the buds have formed. But foliar feeding is a great option during veg.
I only hesitated to do foliar feeding because of the buds and being today 31 days into bloom for fear of rot.To me it looks like nute lock... sorry for getting onboard this thread so late. The problem looks like a magnesium deficiency, although with lock outs, it's hard to tell what the problem is. If I suspected a magnesium deficiency from lockout, I would try a foliar application of cal-mag or Epsom salts. This bypasses the roots and will show improvement quickly if the mag deficiency is to blame. I apologize if this has already been recommended, I might have missed some of the thread's contents.
It was a seed given to me and said to be Grease MonkeyMaybe I missed it, but did you mention the strain/strains?
I've had septoria a handful of times, I don't believe it septoria, but I wouldn't rule out some type of a fungus issue yet, need sharper pictures of the spots.Thoughts on septoria?
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