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kushypushy said:
I pay attention I watch all the vids and soak up as much info as I can..I'm just new I don't know what to do or say lol..like this for instance. you use hydrogen peroxide and I know it's not used for spraying on growing plants but could you use a dropper and drop some on the infected spots and kill it without affecting the whole plant
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well i can’t find anymore of it on the plants, i just misted it with iso, did my hands/arms as well,.
 
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If we go with the phosphorus deficiency theory for the black spots, the white spot can be calcium deficiency. There's only 3 things I know of that cause those kinds of marks; powdery milder, bugs or calcium deficiency. I think we can discard the first 2 since you alerady checked it, and it would make sense in the case of a phosphorus deficiency too. What I would do in your case:
1. Test the PH of the runoff to make sure that the PH in the soil is okay and is not creating a nute imbalance.
2. Give slightly more nutes next time and watch how the plants react (if any burnt or pointing downwards tips appear)
 
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Eledin said:
If we go with the phosphorus deficiency theory for the black spots, the white spot can be calcium deficiency. There's only 3 things I know of that cause those kinds of marks; powdery milder, bugs or calcium deficiency. I think we can discard the first 2 since you alerady checked it, and it would match in the case of phosphorus deficiency too. What I would do in your case:
1. Test the PH of the runoff to make sure that the PH in the soil is okay and is not creating a nute imbalance.
2. Give slightly more nutes next time and watch how the plants react (if any burnt or pointing downwards tips appear)
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that white spot does have a fuzz to it just not what i’m used to seeing as wpm but that shit keeps adapting,. but i really can’t find it anywhere else,.
 
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Doesnt make sense to me that the plants would be in such state just because of a spot with PM. There's something going on with them thats for sure, maybe its not septoria but something is making them weak and creating secondary problems. The weird growth on the bottom, the weak stems, the black dots, the dark stems and veinss and now some PM. Did you have sick plants outside besides the bud rot? Doesnt have to be septoria or from another weed plant, maybe its something else. Root rot could also cause nutrient imbalances and necrotic spots on the leaves but I dont think thats your problem, you have them golf balls for good drainage hehe.
 
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Eledin said:
Doesnt make sense to me that the plants would be in such state just because of a spot with PM. There's something going on with them thats for sure, maybe its not septoria but something is making them weak and creating secondary problems. The weird growth on the bottom, the weak stems, the black dots, the dark stems and veinss and now some PM. Did you have sick plants outside besides the bud rot? Doesnt have to be septoria or from another weed plant, maybe its something else. Root rot could also cause nutrient imbalances and necrotic spots on the leaves but I dont think thats your problem, you have them golf balls for good drainage hehe.
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A doobie, coffee and chocolate seems appropiate to face the upcoming chore hahaha. Dont stress it too much, theyre not in a misserable state even though yes, theyve been bothered by something for a while. How many Watts is that light? If its not many you could get rid of some affected leaves in the shade aswell as some bottom leaves, like that twisted one. If youre not giving any silica supplement now could be a good time since it helps their inmune system. If you dont have a liquid silica supplement but have diatomaceous earth can use that aswell, wont be absorved as fast but is better than no silica for sure. Silica is also similar to calcium, less is needed but is a building block too, even buds are partially made of silica, aswell as calcium to strenghten the cell walls. Probably not saying anything you dont know already but trying to tackle everything that comes to mind.
 
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