Which deficiency do you think this is?

[sero1991]

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

 

[hotrodharley]

Fungus is my guess and not a deficiency. Roots. Check out septoria and other fungal diseases.

 

[Antisocial Extrovert]

Looks like P or K deficiency to me. Had the same issue my first grow except mine was worse. My pH was off at my root zone. Didn’t know any better at the time so I just rode it out. Got small buds as a result.

 

[hotrodharley]

Ever wonder why you have a deficiency of something you supply? Root issues and usually not just pH. Small buds a clue. Read about biological inoculants and nutrient uptake. Look into Great White and don't overwater.

 

[sero1991]

Fungus is my guess and not a deficiency. Roots. Check out septoria and other fungal diseases.

How would you treat it?

 

[sero1991]

Looks like P or K deficiency to me. Had the same issue my first grow except mine was worse. My pH was off at my root zone. Didn’t know any better at the time so I just rode it out. Got small buds as a result.

Thanks for reply bro

 

[lcb212]

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

Definitely looks like septoria. I’m having the same issue

 

[Kingrow1]

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

If you have a deficiency with this schedule id be suprised....

 

[hotrodharley]

How would you treat it?

Copper sulfate. Look for treatment where garden supplies are sold. Used on tomatoes which also can suffer from septoria.

 

[nmibud]

Septoria is rare indoors,the first leaf is just normal wear and tear.The other shows signs of a calcium problem.What is your ph?

 

[sero1991]

Septoria is rare indoors,the first leaf is just normal wear and tear.The other shows signs of a calcium problem.What is your ph?

This is what I assumed. Only cause those leaves are from the bottom and sometimes I think the fan might be blowing a little bit much on them (I’ve lowered the setting on it) . What I’ve learned in organic growing is that pH is not needed. I’m only giving it Distilled Water, which has a pH of 6.5, the nutes come from the microbial bacteria throw up basically from eating the compost and worm castings.