SOIL Plants have spots on them

[jthamule7]

Wondering what these spots are on my plants. Leaves have been having this spots on them for about three weeks now. They are about a month old and growing outside. What can I do to cure and prevent this?

[Automaticpauley]

If they are outside could be pests, do you feed them nutrients?

[Canuck147]

Spider mites or maybe leaf miners

[Automaticpauley]

Check your run off ph, I had the same problem because my ph was to high

[jthamule7]

I just started to feed them nutrients. I’ve done one feeding. I use the fox farm trio. I spray with neem oil weekly. I’m using the pot for pot superb soil with coco husk. I’ve been watering with filtered water. I haven’t checked the ph though, I’ll try that. Thank you all, appreciate it

[CaptainWiese91]

It’s for sure not nute burn.
its a bug issue - And if you don’t have bugs of any kind. I would say PH levels are not in check - buy a PH meter, a digital one

[SoOrbudgal]

You will see all sorts of outdoor leaf damage and plants get attacked on a daily basis. Mine are getting bit on pooped on I make a dish soap spray and apply it early morning or late afternoon no sun on plants. It's something we outdoor growing folks deal with. I'm trying to not let a aphid issue get out of hand right now.

[jthamule7]

Thanks for all tips, appreciate it

[Rwise]

91% iso 50/50 with water sprayed every other day for at least 3 treatments (spray from underside then top side and soak em good) then watch closely for the borg to return. Captain Jacks Dead Bug or Spinosad are also used here, depends on just what it is I am spraying for..
Ladybugs, if you grow outside, you need ladybugs, and other predatory bugs such as praying mantis. These ladies are the best you can get for aphids, they luv them for lunch! 1500 ladybugs is not to expensive. If you have other growers in your area get with them and everybody turns some loose.