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Deficiency ? Chlorine from tape water ?

PurpleWorship
PurpleWorshipstarted grow question 5 years ago
Spots appeared after last watering, 4 days ago. It doesn't seems to evolve to more spots. Using basic gardening soil. Chlorine in tape water X 4 those days, because of covid-19. So if not a deficiency, might be Chlorine ? Or Chlorine killing life on the soil? Suggestions ? Help!
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddyanswered grow question 5 years ago
Looks more.like damage from a contact. either a bug or leaf caught when growing. deficiencies seldom create a hole quickly and go through a slow dying off of portions that tend to discolour first. If the spots are a reddy brown and are slowly getting larger , this would usually be a calmag need to correct. With Led lights , we get a leaching of soil calcium and Magnesium. just a by product of the artificial sunlight. With soil , you need to decide wether your going the nutes route or natural soil life organic. If nutes then looking at the fading green , it would suggest the soil is needing a replenish of feed so a mix needs to be made up. They are greedy plants when they get rooted and settled. good luck
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PurpleWorship
PurpleWorshipanswered grow question 5 years ago
I added some new dirt on top, and watered with tape water that "breathed" for 48 hours, to let chlorine disapear. I think that if Chlorine previously killed life in the dirt, new dirt will bring it back, kind of 😇
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