Problema Manchas amarillentas claras en Hojas

Pxndorx
Pxndorxstarted grow question 6y ago
I have these little spots, pH meter calibrated correctly. substrate: 50% coco, 25% compost, 25% humus fabric pot on the ground, I think this is the problem due to waterlogging and humidity.
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6y ago
Hey there , the little bite marks are actually bugs but the good news is , i think the problem is actually over. With bugs it really pays to be paranoid , so absolutely do check under your leaves for microscopic little black dots, if you find some that's spider mites. The yellowing is actually just from watering, the water collected at the edges and the tips, then the light made a magnifier/loop effect and burned/bleached the leafs. Again, nothing to worry about. So congrats on that ! Hope this helps ! 🚀
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Pxndorx
Pxndorxanswered grow question 6y ago
I have a common yellow pH meter, I calibrated it a week ago with solutions at 4 and 7. I've also been applying Great White mycorrhizae, using 1.1g per week in 1.5L of dechlorinated water. This week I gave it a watering with 1.3g because I thought I would do the last one. I also applied Phitonat (fungicide) because I thought I had a few caterpillars. I applied Phitonat foliarly twice with a 2-day gap between each application. After that, I've been applying Delta 8 as usual without any issues. The substrate is 50% coco, 25% compost, and 25% humus, and I apply it in one weekly watering, correcting the EC because my initial EC is 0.1. I correct it with calcium and magnesium micronutrients (2 parts calcium and 1 part magnesium) until I reach 0.4. They are in fabric pots directly on the floor without plates or anything; the waterlogging usually doesn't last more than a few hours, but they do stay quite moist. The watering frequency is every other day, with general humidity between 40% and 55%. The temperature ranges from 20° to 27°.
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