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Spots I haven't seen before.

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Please help, just noticed and have not seen any bugs even microscopic. I do have little flys from the living soil but not the bad kind. Pretty much zymes and sticky tape takes care of them. I thought burn from zymes but I make it super week to error on the side of caution. Any thoughts? Very much appreciate it. Tyi
 

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Your soil is not adjusting pH properly.
What brand soil, or did you make it?
The spots are light burned from water/feed drops.
If you're gonna get the plant wet, do it 5 mins. before lights out.
Water droplets act like magnifying glasses.
 
That very well could have done it. It's very isolated and they sometimes get a drop on them. Try not to unless I'm misting at night but makes sense. I'm using build a soil 3.0 with craft blend just a week ago and build a flower this morning. Most likely you hit it with water. I'm surprised I never had it before. Thank you.
 
Your soil is not adjusting pH properly.
What brand soil, or did you make it?
The spots are light burned from water/feed drops.
If you're gonna get the plant wet, do it 5 mins. before lights out.
Water droplets act like magnifying glasses.
Different plant new issue. Had to have happened today. Fed mygrobes and mammoth silicone in 6.4 pH. It's in living soil
 

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Different plant new issue. Had to have happened today. Fed mygrobes and mammoth silicone in 6.4 pH. It's in living soil
What kind of living soil?
How do you feed?
How do you water?
 
What kind of living soil?
How do you feed?
How do you water?
Build a soil 3.0. they are just now at the end of week three. Week one they got root wise complete mygrobes. They get watered about twice a week depending on the soil moisture. Like to dry them out a bit. But they do get mammoth silicone with the watering. I water til I get enough runoff to test. My pH never goes in higher than 6.5 or lower than 6.3. my runoff is has been around 5.4 and 5.9. Yesterday they got their second shot of mygrobes when I watered. Foliage sprayer is what I use to apply it.
It appears isolated to the one.
 
Build a soil 3.0. they are just now at the end of week three. Week one they got root wise complete mygrobes. They get watered about twice a week depending on the soil moisture. Like to dry them out a bit. But they do get mammoth silicone with the watering. I water til I get enough runoff to test. My pH never goes in higher than 6.5 or lower than 6.3. my runoff is has been around 5.4 and 5.9. Yesterday they got their second shot of mygrobes when I watered. Foliage sprayer is what I use to apply it.
It appears isolated to the one.
1. Cut the silica. (I think you meant silica, not silicone) Too much will cause issues. Maybe give a small amount from here on out every other watering.
2. Stop watering to runoff. You are killing the soil by flushing all the microbes and stuff out in the runoff.
3. Stop worrying about pH because the soil auto adjusts it. Trying to change it will cause more issues.
I think the spots on the leaves are pH issues because you are trying to adjust it.
4. When you foliar spray, do it just before lights out to minimize the chance of light burns.

Read these and you will know how to water correctly and why.

Basic Watering

Watering SOIL
 
1. Cut the silica. (I think you meant silica, not silicone) Too much will cause issues. Maybe give a small amount from here on out every other watering.
2. Stop watering to runoff. You are killing the soil by flushing all the microbes and stuff out in the runoff.
3. Stop worrying about pH because the soil auto adjusts it. Trying to change it will cause more issues.
I think the spots on the leaves are pH issues because you are trying to adjust it.
4. When you foliar spray, do it just before lights out to minimize the chance of light burns.

Read these and you will know how to water correctly and why.

Basic Watering

Watering SOIL
So very cool. Thank you so much. I'll read them tonight. This forum is awesome.
 
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