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Brent_60s
Brent_60sstarted grow question 2 years ago
For some time now their has bin two small areas about the size of your fist that had yellow spots so I tryed giving it Cal-Mag extra in with its feedings but now all of a sudden the hole plant looks like some one splattered it with yellow
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Leaves. Veins - yellow between
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Growstick
Growstickanswered grow question 2 years ago
Looks like nutrient burn to me. Flush it with PH 6.5 water with no nutrients and then and reduce the strength by half on the next feed. These look close to finishing anyway, so you may be thinking about flushing soon and perhaps don't want to give any more nutrients at all for the final week (?).
Ctrellis90
Ctrellis90answered grow question 2 years ago
Could also be a zinc deficiency but rare.
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 2 years ago
This is overfeeding - high levels of N and will lock out other nutrients- specifically calcium here.
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Ctrellis90
Ctrellis90answered grow question 2 years ago
Your ppm is wayyy to high my friend. That is why your plants look like this. It's nutrient burn, not a deficiency. And cal mag extra has nitrogen as well so you're over doing it. You should cut that down to at least 1000 ppm and even that's aggressive my guy. ( I would go 750). I hope this helps bro
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 2 years ago
Leaf septoria, also known as septoria leaf spot or yellow leaf spot, is a plant disease caused by a specific kind of fungus known as Septoria lycopersici. This fungus usually overwinters on dead foliage or common garden weeds. Fungus spores can also spread onto equipment like garden stakes and netting, before germinating when conditions are right. Leaf septoria can be an extremely damaging disease, greatly affecting the foliage and growth of a variety of plants, including tomatoes, parsley, and obviously cannabis. As the name suggests, leaf septoria is characterized by yellow and brown spots forming on both the upper and lower sides of leaves. The spots tend to be circular with dark brown margins and tan or greyish centers. They usually measure between 1.5 to 6.5mm. Leaf septoria usually affects plants just after they enter the flowering stage and usually forms on lower leaves first. As the disease develops it spreads its way upwards, quickly affecting multiple leaves all across the plant. Affected leaves will usually turn slightly yellow, then brown, and eventually wither completely. Leaf septoria rarely spreads on to fruit, so it generally won’t affect cannabis flowers. If left uncontrolled, the disease can destroy a lot of foliage. This ultimately creates a lot of stress for plants and stunts their growth as well as the size of their harvests. Leaf septoria is particularly prevalent in areas affected by extended periods of wet, humid conditions. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/us/blog-leaf-septoria-yellow-leaf-spot-on-cannabis-plants-n678?_gl=1*zj2hsn*_ga*Mzc5OTUyNzIwLjE2Njc4MzMwNjU.*_ga_MFLBPT8N0L*MTY3OTM0MjAxNS4xMS4wLjE2NzkzNDIwMTUuMC4wLjA.
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