KryptiikKidd said:

I was also thinking magnesium... So maybe water that with some cal mag ...

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KryptiikKidd said:

I will get close up pics as soon as I'm home watering tonight... but what kind of trouble are we talking???

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KryptiikKidd said:

Ok growmies I need help pics included...
looking at these pics what would you say is wrong with my babies???
They are organic grown but all different strains so everyone seems to need something different and I'm on the struggle bus for sure I will be looking at this constantly any help is needed any thoughts about what's going on would be so appreciated...
I will respond to any questions you may have for me to better understand what's going on...
thanks in advance..

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Sunin said:

calmag, epsom- I don't know how you feed

good news? calcium def
bad news- septoria
one moment @HerbalEdu shared nice link to differences between both

found it https://dutch-passion.com/en/blog/cannabis-leaf-septoria-vs-calcium-deficiency-n1109

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Sunin said:

I will try maybe others will drop 5 cents

first fade looks like start of magnesium def
full yellow leaves are just hungry in N- normal at some stage that they loose some but if you have from base to up progressing- plant is hungry in N
Would pay attention to those last photos- those dots with yellow halo on last plant?- looks like start of trouble.
can you make closer pics of detail on that last plant?

greets

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GNick55 said:

what size pot?
when it’s really dry lift up plant (grab by trunk) take out and add more soil to pot,. do this gently as your in flower,.
how often you watering? as this looks like a watering issue to me..

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RootFarmer said:

Agreed. Looks like you're not getting a complete wet/dry cycle. The leaves that are curling under are waterlogged. Covering your pots isn't helping.

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KryptiikKidd said:

Depending on the plant you taking about it's in a 5 gallon pot the rest are in 10 gallon pots we have had a ton of abnormal rain here we normally have monsoon season a little bit later in the season but it's like it came early I have covers on all of my big 10 gallon pots but the orange pot that's that 5 gallon pot the plant that looks the worst to me did get soaked for like a week almost every day. My 10 gallon pots right now are having to be watered every two days and that's pushing it because a lot of times when I come in after work on that second day the leaves are Hella droopy.

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GNick55 said:

ya i’ve one the same every 2 days it gets 6 gallons in a 17 gallon pail, with holes in bottom.View attachment 2248966
holes in the bottom of your 5 gallon pail?
just let it get a good dry back than,.

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KryptiikKidd said:

Plant looks great too by the way!!!

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KryptiikKidd said:

I really appreciate you posting this link for me luckily I think it's just a cal mag deficiency the plant does seem to be looking a little bit better just since watering it yesterday and yesterday I watered with some Alaskan fish poop and some cal mag... so fingers crossed!! I did take some closer pics...

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Eledin said:

I also think its leaf septoria. And one is N deficiency like @Sunin said
Here I see N deficiency and K excess, might it be the case? I might be wrong but I would aim at that first and think what I fed them.
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Septoria
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The patterns and roundyness are too perfect to be insect bites and the necrosis is very similar. The yellowing on leaves that dont have spots yet is also caused by the fungus most likely except for the first picture which is nute related most likely.

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GNick55 said:

yes both you guys are right, what is helping him is being in bags what’s not helping is those covers over the medium and possibly the cause of it..
it doesn’t look bad and i would only do wet/dry cycles instead of trying to treat,..

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