[Soybeansaregreat]

Is this disease on my outdoor grown purple punch?

 

[Galgrows]

Could be leaf sephoria are you getting lots of wet humid weather?

 

[Leste]

Looks like septoria, kinda. You have flowers, it’s a race to finish.

 

[GNick55]

doesn’t look like septoria,. sorta but not really,.
it’s hungry and needs all npk

 

[Soybeansaregreat]

Could be leaf sephoria are you getting lots of wet humid weather?

Yes lots

 

[Leste]

doesn’t look like septoria,. sorta but not really,.
it’s hungry and needs all npk

It’s got the end result, but not the spots on green leaves. I wasn’t convinced.

 

[yungrowz]

Hey there @Soybeansaregreat it appears it could be septoria. I have not battled the disease but from a couple zoomed in pics it fits the bill
I would personally go and remove all the contaminated or affected leaves and spray the plant(s) down with the same spray @cpurola has been using this season

 

[yungrowz]

As Mr @GNick55 has mentioned, the plants are also most likely lacking some NPK, so a good feed is in order

 

[GNick55]

It’s got the end result, but not the spots on green leaves. I wasn’t convinced.

could be the beginning of septoria but unhealthy plants allow pest and disease to take hold, need to get them healthy or it’ll be a mess very soon,.

 

[smokeemup]

Is this disease on my outdoor

Is this disease on my outdoor grown purple punch?

Looks like calcium deficiency to me. Try cal-mag 2 0 0

 

[Ninjadogma]

I'm late to this thread but concurring that looks like septoria based on the yellow margins showing on the lower affected leaf. Remove all leaves with symptoms. You cant control the outdoor humidity but you can put a fan out by your garden and give it some artificial air flow to make it less hospitable for the fungus among us. Don't let any water splash up on to the leaves when you irrigate. If theres torrential rain in the forecast and that plant isn't too big, throw an easy up over it until the rain passes. Obviously not the best move if there's wind with the rain but if not, it can help.

 

[Soybeansaregreat]

The plant now looks like its dying. It looked pretty good in pictures from 8/16 and 8/21, other than the possible septoria. Still a lot of big green fan leaves. New leaves still coming out green. On 9/6 gave a dose of some different organic fertilizers that a friend had. I got crazy busy in September and haven’t been as attentive to my plants in the last 3 weeks.
Now leaves are just turning brown. They not tuning yellow first, just straight to brown. And branches look like they are dying/dead. A friend that came over today and thought it looked like it got poisoned. The only thing it received , besides water, was the organic fertilizers about 3 weeks. I THINK I SHOULD HARVEST BUDS ASAP , CUT OFF ALL DEAD LEAVES, AND KEEP BUDS. HELP???








THINK I ago.

 

[GNick55]

close up bud pics??

 

[GNick55]

well it looks like root rot or root damage ,.

 

[orggrwr]

Looks like it could be stem rot on the main stem. If it is and has totally encircled the main trunk then anything above that point is a gonner. Check the stem on those grayish areas. If it is dry and dead feeling then cut it off down to the healthy tissue to save the rest of the plant. I dealt with this issue year before last.

 

[Soybeansaregreat]

 

[Soybeansaregreat]

close up bud pics??

i posted bud pictures below. thanks

 

[GNick55]

i posted bud pictures below. thanks

ok those are the healthier buds and they seem to be close but if you had to harvest now you’d be ok,.
i meant the dried up buds

 

[Soybeansaregreat]

ok those are the healthier buds and they seem to be close but if you had to harvest now you’d be ok,.
i meant the dried up buds

these are the buds from the dead looking branches. it is root rot. i forgot that on 8.28.26 i accidentally left a hose running from a large rain water tank on this plant. th excess water explains the root rot. after i harvested the branches today, i pulled the plant, and the plant broke off at the ground level, roots all rotted. great diagnosos everyone!!!!!!