LilTwERP33
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Made a post two days ago thinking it was a deficiency, just trying to dial in the issue and if I caught it fairly early, also any tips on what I could do to increase the yield of this plant
Tommy626
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Tommy626
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Check your root zone! That’s not leaf septoria
I’m no expert or even close but I just went thru that for 6 months. Didn’t matter what I did plants went down hill by 2 wk of flower. A few ppl suggested bugs and I blew it off bc I NEVER seen any. Final I got off my high horse and cut open my felt pot(easily resealable with Velcro’s) and sure enough tiny little white bugs barely visible to the naked eye. I still don’t know what they were but I root drenched a few times and introduced nematodes, lace wing eggs, and ladybugs (wait for lace wings to start hatching bc my lady bugs started eating the eggs. And a week later the plant greened up again and took off like it was supposed to. I can show you photos if you’d like. I’m currently still fighting trying to identify the bugs.
If you do nothing I’ll tell you exactly what will happen. Your plant is gonna bounce back from its own defense, then you will think all is great and 7-10 days later it will happen again but this time worse n soon enough the whole plant will lighten up then those spots will start appearing everywhere. Even new growth. You can limp to the finish line but really it’s as simple as checking your root zone with some type of magnified lens. Good luck
I’m no expert or even close but I just went thru that for 6 months. Didn’t matter what I did plants went down hill by 2 wk of flower. A few ppl suggested bugs and I blew it off bc I NEVER seen any. Final I got off my high horse and cut open my felt pot(easily resealable with Velcro’s) and sure enough tiny little white bugs barely visible to the naked eye. I still don’t know what they were but I root drenched a few times and introduced nematodes, lace wing eggs, and ladybugs (wait for lace wings to start hatching bc my lady bugs started eating the eggs. And a week later the plant greened up again and took off like it was supposed to. I can show you photos if you’d like. I’m currently still fighting trying to identify the bugs.
If you do nothing I’ll tell you exactly what will happen. Your plant is gonna bounce back from its own defense, then you will think all is great and 7-10 days later it will happen again but this time worse n soon enough the whole plant will lighten up then those spots will start appearing everywhere. Even new growth. You can limp to the finish line but really it’s as simple as checking your root zone with some type of magnified lens. Good luck
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LilTwERP33
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I just up potted from a plastic 8gallon container to a 20 gal fabric pot like 3 days ago and put it in brand new ocean forest soil bc the soil it started in was unknown (rookie mistake) but I definitely need nematodes I think.. I was hoping for some quality bud but this is pretty discouraging, she started out healthy
Tommy626
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Don’t get me wrong your weed can still be phenomenal you just got your work cut out for you
Tommy626
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Is it a outdoor plant?
LilTwERP33
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Yes
Aqua Man
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Just a guess but if you just up potted it takes the nutrients some time to have enough available. She just looks a bit hungry. Careful not to overwater as this can also affect nutrient uptake.
I would remove the big bottom leaves with the spots even if they were healthy the large lower fan leaves will eventually be an issue. Even clean up the small growth to give the plant some space on the bottom.
I would remove the big bottom leaves with the spots even if they were healthy the large lower fan leaves will eventually be an issue. Even clean up the small growth to give the plant some space on the bottom.
LilTwERP33
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I'm here in
I'm here in south east Michigan and we just had 3 days in a row of rain hoping she dries out quick so I can feed her
Aqua Man
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That's probably a part of it
LilTwERP33
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I'm going to say it's a calcium deficiency as my final answer lol
LilTwERP33
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She seems pretty happy at the moment
Tommy626
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That is also a possibility. If you just added 12 gals of FFOF I wouldn’t be putting any bottled nutes in it right away
Well I know 100% what it is NOT and that’s yellow leaf spot. You get a lot of necrosis with leaf spot. Also you will Get circular spots that are brown in the middle with a black ring around the edges.
In the last pic you posted I see the yellowing with the big fans but the new growth is healthy green. For future reference leaf septoria closely resembles a advanced potassium deficiency
LilTwERP33
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This is a close up of that yellow fan
Aqua Man
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Ok but calcium is not mobile and does not start on the lower leaves. Imo it's an overall deficiency. Hope it works out
LilTwERP33
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Thankyou, I trust your opinion over mine that's forsure
Highscalegrower
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That is a calcium magnesium deficiancy
Aqua Man
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Yes and nitrogen. Usually the first 3 to show.
Tommy626
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Put a teaspoon of epsom salt on top of the soil and rub it in and water it in with your next scheduled watering. Also here is a reference chart for you to look at so you can self diagnose. One thing I have definitely learned in the past year or so is everyone has a opinion, and a lot of times they are all different! Lol
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