Leaf Spots and drying

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bokow

New Member

Jul 18, 2013

• #1

Can anybody identify this an come up with a cure.
It started with one plant but has moved on to another plant.

These are indoor plants which i have just started to flower.

 

Bublonichronic

Well-Known Member

Jul 18, 2013

• #2

U give no info, so I'm gonna take a shot in the dark, nute burn?

 

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bokow

New Member

Jul 18, 2013

• #3

what more info can i give you?

Bublonichronic said:

U give no info, so I'm gonna take a shot in the dark, nute burn?

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greenlikemoney

Well-Known Member

Jul 18, 2013

• #4

everything.....nutes/amounts/schedule etc etc.....quite honestly without info that could be a burn or a deficiency.....my guess ( and only a guess at this point ) would be a cal/mag deficiency, although not a normal one......

 

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dirkdruler

Member

Jul 19, 2013

• #5

That is caused by some water being splashed on the leaves

 

hexthat

Well-Known Member

Jul 19, 2013

• #6

dirkdruler said:

That is caused by some water being splashed on the leaves

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yeah i think you got something on it too maybe a dog peed on it

 

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SeeRockCity

Active Member

Jul 19, 2013

• #7

yeah, we need more info...
do you check you Ph?

 

hoonry

Well-Known Member

Jul 19, 2013

• #8

is it only the leaves on top, closest to the light? could be too hot

 

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bokow

New Member

Jul 19, 2013

• #9

I used botanicare grow and recently changed over to bloom from botanicare using 7.5 cc per one half gallon of water
The plants are grown indoors with a soilless mix and cfl lighting.
This only started when I changed over to flower nutes.
Thanks

hoonry said:

is it only the leaves on top, closest to the light? could be too hot

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