Started a few days ago. In coco gai green amendmen...

Condocannibus
Condocannibusstarted grow question 3mo ago
Started a few days ago. In coco gai green amendments. Ph 6.1. 5 gallon airpots temp 24 rh 45. Blue dream.week 4 of flower. Checked for bugs over and over nothing found. Added 2ml calmag in 1 liter of water a few days ago
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 3mo ago
Here it is translated: Looks less like bugs to me and more like a classic deficiency/lockout. Those rusty spots are often linked to calcium/magnesium issues—especially in coco, where it can happen quickly if the pH is slightly off or uptake is blocked. A pH of 6.1 is already on the higher end for coco—I’d aim more for around 5.8 so CalMag can be absorbed better. 2 ml/L is fine, but it won’t help much if it’s getting locked out. I’d lower the pH a bit, give it a proper flush, and then watch how the new growth develops. The old leaves won’t recover—it’s just important that it doesn’t keep spreading. Other than that, your environment looks good—temp and humidity seem stable. Happy Growing Growmie🌱💚
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 3mo ago
Probably rust fungus
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 3mo ago
Sieht für mich weniger nach Bugs aus und eher nach nem klassischen Mangel/Lockout. Diese rostigen Spots passen oft zu Calcium/Magnesium, gerade in Coco passiert das schnell wenn der pH leicht off ist oder die Aufnahme nicht passt. pH 6.1 ist für Coco schon eher am oberen Ende, würd eher Richtung 5.8 gehen damit CalMag besser aufgenommen wird. 2ml/L ist okay, aber bringt halt nix wenn’s blockiert ist. Würde mal leicht runter mit dem pH, einmal sauber durchgießen und schauen ob es sich auf den neuen Blättern verbessert. Alte Blätter werden nicht mehr schön, wichtig ist nur dass es sich nicht weiterzieht. Ansonsten Klima passt ja, Temp/RH sehen stabil aus. Happy Growing Growmie🌱?💚
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 3mo ago
The Test: Try to gently nudge one off with a fingernail. If it is a hard shell that pops off in one piece and doesn't dissolve, it is an insect. Or ​Check the texture: Wipe a few off with a damp cloth. If they disappear easily and leave a sticky residue, it's just sap (Guttation). ​Monitor Humidity: If it's guttation, try increasing your airflow or lowering your humidity, especially during the "lights off" period. Good luck dude
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Gnrlymsntrp81
Gnrlymsntrp81answered grow question 3mo ago
Looks weird, perhaps calmag but then very early.
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 3mo ago
Need full plant picture for diagnose
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TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 3mo ago
Would at least isolate the plant if possible
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