can someone look at these pics and possibly tell me whats wrong

thenewlink

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #1

why are my leaves spotting rust like spots? the only thing i use is mollasses unsulphured about a gallon every watering. can someone with experience help?

 

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papa kropps

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #2

might be water spots

 

Vindicated

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #3

Haven't run into this myself but it sort of looks like scale damage or gray spots, a type of plant virus. I'd try to look at it under a microscope or jeweler's loupe to be sure. Water spots is also possible.

 

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Hogg

Active Member

• Sep 20, 2012

• #4

Could be alot of things most likely PH or low mag...Also need to feed em they are a little too light in color from low nitrogen..Good Luck

 

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imchucky666

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #5

Going by the top leaves being light, I would think light in N.
Try some ferts with all 3 elements in it since you are also starting to flower.
Here's a chart I have found very useful, and helped me avoid asking a lot of repeat questionsView attachment 2342468
P.S. Molasses is good, 1 tsp/gal.

 

jpeg666

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #6

No one has suggested pests yet? Why?

Indoors or out? I see the plant indoors in one pic and out in the other.

If it is outdoors then you can have something eating your plant.

 

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imchucky666

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• Sep 20, 2012

• #7

jpeg666 said:

No one has suggested pests yet? Why?

Indoors or out? I see the plant indoors in one pic and out in the other.

If it is outdoors then you can have something eating your plant.

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My excuse is because the spots in OP's pic appeared yellow, not white like thrip damage, but no, I did not notice that one pic was outdoors.

 

thenewlink

Member

• Sep 22, 2012

• #8

What can I use for n? Is that nitrogen? How do I get that?