What's On This Leaf?

[Izarah]

Some weird shiny/white spots have appeared on my plants and I'm not sure what's wrong. I do not see any bugs of any type on my plant. The back of the leaf looks fine.

 

[1diesel1]

Nutrient deficiency look at the tips of your leaves yellow and browning.

 

[DrMcSkunkins]

Where it is on the plant tells you what is wrong, check the first chart in my sig link.

 

[Izarah]

Where it is on the plant tells you what is wrong, check the first chart in my sig link.

It's kinda all throughout on the fan leaves. This plant is in flower stage, she's fed the tigerbloom trio as directed. I did have a bout of fungus gnats but she has recovered pretty well from them.

 

[DrMcSkunkins]

It's kinda all throughout on the fan leaves. This plant is in flower stage, she's fed the tigerbloom trio as directed. I did have a bout of fungus gnats but she has recovered pretty well from them.

Root problems can show up on the leaves, if it gets better it was probably the fgs.

 

[OldPine]

I agree with Izarah and Dr that it's a nute deficiency, especially based on the burned margins. If you rule that chemsitry, thrips can also cause damage that looks like your white/light spotting.

 

[OldPine]

I agree with Izarah and Dr that it's a nute deficiency, especially based on the burned margins. If you rule that chemsitry, thrips can also cause damage that looks like your white/light spotting.

Should say "If you rule out chemistry..."

 

[hermit186]

The tips could be a -C the scale is something I have seen and it can be a ph related problem. Locking out the C . and don't laugh but my mist bottle got used to wash pots and the soap left in bottle left a scale and scared me but just went away.

 

[mango420]

Hard to tell from the pics but i believe that shiny stuff is damage from fungas gnat larvae.

 

[NightsWatch]

Hard to tell from the pics but i believe that shiny stuff is damage from fungas gnat larvae.

No fungus gnats larvae is in soil looking at the leafs appears a start of magnesium def possibly
The white could be Powdery mildew