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CreamOfTheCrop
CreamOfTheCropstarted grow question 5 years ago
I've been struggling with same problem from beginning of grow - leaves having these dry yellow/white spots. The first week I used too high pH which later I replaced by rainwater - new leaves were healthy, but last night I left tent at 70% RH. Somehow it returned - still rainwater
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Pale
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NewbieLearner
NewbieLearneranswered grow question 5 years ago
Could be humidity damage and overwatering. The yellowing on the leaves looks like damaged tissue, are you sure there are no bugs present? Then with the watering the leaves are very droopy how much watering are you doing? Happy Growing
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CreamOfTheCrop
CreamOfTheCropanswered grow question 5 years ago
Sorry it was hard to cover the situation in a question - at the beginning I was using tap water with ~8 pH, which obviously caused these marks on the older leaves (they appeared much likely in a high RH environment) and I watered very slightly 2-3 times a day (I know I know, now I water every 2-3 days). I switched to rainwater which is usually around 6.0-6.6 pH. It made every new leaf look much better with some slight signs of older days, the plant had to adjust for a while. I kept the humidity at 55%-60%. When everything was ok, I started using some Bio-Grow fertilization, which brought back the problem. After noticing that, I stopped using it and went back to clean rainwater - everything was fine until this morning, when I saw the RH at 70% and these spots were visible on newer leaves once again... They re droopy because I shot the pictures just before/during nightime and I started some LST 2 days ago, so normally they don't lay on the ground ;)
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