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These spots are showing up randomly on a few leaves, any suggestions?

 

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If you're talking about the purple it could be so many different things. Genetics pH nutrient deficiency transplant shock temperatures too cold. Give it some time and see if it gets worse could just be genetics.

 

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That's what I was thinking, the second picture was taken almost a week ago and the first was yesterday. None of the leaves have discoloration to them, just the spots on the branches. Other than those few spots the plant is healthy and growing as it should.

 

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I wouldn't worry about it unless it gets out of control. Are you getting cold at night or something? Keep an eye on this Leaf chart maybe you can find that you have a deficiency.

 

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Temp stays between 70°-78°, humidity is around 40%. I'm hopefully going to get a test kit this weekend and make sure the pH levels and everything isn't out of wack, I haven't used any nutrients or any other additives. I've been using distilled water and a bag of soil from my local gardening store.

 

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if the plant is growing normal, sometimes it best to not go looking for problems. good luck.

chirs.

 

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Jipp is so right you could do more harm than good by just guessing. Those temps look just fine not cold enough to do that. Send some more pics so we can see her. You can always give her some good old-fashioned compost tea and that wouldn't do any harm at all. Or even a small dose of cal-mag doubt if you have any of that in your soil.

 

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I'll post more pictures when I get off work. FIMed it almost 2 weeks ago and her pistils spouted about 4-5 days ago.

 

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She looks pretty good A couple torn leaves ain't no big deal. Are those bug bites? Did you have her outside?

 

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all the pictures look good to me, I don't see anything to worry about yet.

 

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The torn leaves are from where I FIMed her. She has been indoors the hole time. I went and got a couple of different pH test kits after I got off of work and they read between 6.5-7.0 on both I used two of the test out of each kit. So I'm just gonna keep an extra eye on her for a few days to make sure she is ok. Also do y'all think one of this 2 would be good to use for nutrients? I've not used any kind on her so far.