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Leaf miner , what else
autoflowersabcstarted grow question 3 months ago
I posted this before but without a picture from below the leaf. On my previous post all of u said it’s leaf miners but i don’t think so because as i checked the bottom of the leaf there was no fungi or pests . That’s why i’m asking u guys again what i could be ❤️
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AsNoriuanswered grow question 3 months ago
my first idea was calcium and ph swing, but it forms totally different, you have spoting on other leaves ( in middle of it ) so its not mechanical/ physical related. some plants shows random pigmentation, but its too uniformed. calcium would bring more rusty spots, spots, not lines. if you pour water over leaf, check how its holds, think thats the case ... its interesting for me too, thats why i write so much. had millions of issues, but this heavily confused me.
GoldenWeedGroweranswered grow question 3 months ago
I would see the upper part of the leaf, but I don't find any diary.. So, I'm sorry, there are too little infos to give you an advice...
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oldskoolkoolanswered grow question 3 months ago
It could well be spilkage.Its obviously the weakest part of leaf that's effected.I'd still take it off.I know you haven't got many leafs but the effect will be so minor you'll not even notice.The majority of cannabis plants are really hardy and take all sorts of punishment so try not to get too stressed abou it.You may never know for sure,as long as it doesn't spread you're all good but I'd still remove those blades as it wont harm em.
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AsNoriuanswered grow question 3 months ago
too uniformed, i still think its spillage and aftermath of drying and burning. water works as magnifying glass. would be one , maybe some blemish or mechanical damage from rubbing into each other from too intense wind, but it repeats itself on other leaf ...
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