Ben1221
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Ph is 6.5
Thanks! These are outside, probably should have said that. I only give them the small dosage amount once a week of veg a and b.Hey buddy 1st time grower so others will know better than me but I had similar marks on 2 of mine and someone suggested light burn so I moved the further away and the marks stayed but no more appeared also maybe underwatered
Thanks! Will do!Probably simple overwatering, do the pots have good drainage? I don’t water by any schedule, just wait til the soil feels light then water slowly to runoff, and once in a while give them a snack. Forget about the knuckle test, you need to know how much water is down where the roots are. As a precaution, if you have a 30x scope check the underside of the leaves for any mites.
Thanks! I’ll look that upOutdoor plants leaves take a beating. So, micromanaging is difficult sometimes. Outdoors, you will benefit from a good IPM plan. Google it, and start tomorrow. I use neem oil/dishsoap mix, bt-t, potassium bicarbonate, and kelp meal sprays. I just do one a week, and keep rotating. Except for the bt, this I use without impunity once I see the first cabbage white moth, every 5-7 days keeps the cattiepilla's in check. Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
One more thing I noticed, is a lack of perlite in your soil mix. A little airation goes a long way.
So I took a close look. Looks like I have aphids and fungus flies. Going to start with spraying down with captain Jack’s deadbug. What do you think?Outdoor plants leaves take a beating. So, micromanaging is difficult sometimes. Outdoors, you will benefit from a good IPM plan. Google it, and start tomorrow. I use neem oil/dishsoap mix, bt-t, potassium bicarbonate, and kelp meal sprays. I just do one a week, and keep rotating. Except for the bt, this I use without impunity once I see the first cabbage white moth, every 5-7 days keeps the cattiepilla's in check. Good luck, and let us know how it goes.
One more thing I noticed, is a lack of perlite in your soil mix. A little airation goes a long way.
+1Probably simple overwatering, do the pots have good drainage? I don’t water by any schedule, just wait til the soil feels light then water slowly to runoff, and once in a while give them a snack. Forget about the knuckle test, you need to know how much water is down where the roots are. As a precaution, if you have a 30x scope check the underside of the leaves for any mites.
Great! Easy fix for that. What about captain Jack’s for the aphids and flies?your watering just a bit too frequently
well how about i’m not that experienced bug expert, hahaGreat! Easy fix for that. What about captain Jack’s for the aphids and flies?
or wait for someone to answer that for you before doing anything.well how about i’m not that experienced bug expert, haha
i think others here that have posted have great advice and it’s probably from experience..