Hi all. I bought these clones two weeks ago and they are getting spots on leaves and the leaves are dying. I can’t see any bugs or anything. I’ve read the troubleshooting guide on GWE but am wondering what you all think may be causing this? Thanks!
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4’x4’x6 1/2’ tent, Nextlight Mega, Roots Organics 707 soil in 5 gallon square plastic planters, GH Flora Series Performance Pack nutes alternated with Fish Sh!t in RO water -
What about your setup ?
PH levels ?
type of soil ?
watering practices? How much and how often?
nutrients ? Any kind ? If, how much then ?
Using cal mag supplement?Just because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
You can teach a old dog new tricks - But it will still think the old ways are the “best” lol -
drooping leaves generally mean an over- or underwatering issue, discoloured leaves might result from root issues caused by overwatering...hard to say without more specific info.Comment
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Some about my setup is in my signature. RO water PH 6.0 w GH Cal Mag and GH Flora Trio, early growth every other watering/feeding. Water as needed when pots are dry. Usually about 8 oz each every other day of either nutes or plain RO w/ Fish Sh!t @ 5/mL per gallon. Currently in FF Light Warrior soil will transfer to Roots Organic 707 if they make it that far. Calibrate my pen weekly. Checked it against the colored drops to make sure. I’ve had five successful grows in this setup.Originally posted by CaptainWiese91 View Post
4’x4’x6 1/2’ tent, Nextlight Mega, Roots Organics 707 soil in 5 gallon square plastic planters, GH Flora Series Performance Pack nutes alternated with Fish Sh!t in RO waterComment
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Thanks for the info needed.
You definitely have a lockout problem.
If your PH in your water feeding are on spot, my suggestion is you have some kind of root problem.
Doesn’t look like a nute burn, even though you are feeding it fish shit on watering. This is why I think the problem is the soil or the PH of the soil
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Try varying your pH every watering. You could be locking out some nutes if your pH is consistently 6.0.Comment
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Pop one out and look at the roots.Space for Rent.Comment
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Hey sgiacomo, are you sure those are 5 gallon pots?? I just smoked a big fatty of year old weed...am i hallucinating? or do you have a very large timer and light bar?.. and how big are your trays?. i think 4 five gallon pots would take up more space in a 4x4 tent than that..gonna go smoke some hindu kush and have another look...back in a bitShappel S3000 3.5x6x6' ice hut
Fusion Board LED Panel 480w
6" Fusion Breath, Fan/Filter
Canna Coco/perlite
General Hydroponics Flora Series
Cal/Mag.
outdoor
Photo plants Blue Cheese(butterbean seeds) Green Crack(Canuk seeds)
Purple Gelatto(Canuk seeds)Comment
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Took Mr.furley’s advice and popped one out for a look. Roots are nice and white, evenly distributed but not root bound. I did notice a bug this morning on the inside of the tent. It hopped before I could get a picture, may have had wings but was tiny and gray, smaller than a fungus gnat. Anyway, hoping this additional info might help with narrowing down.4’x4’x6 1/2’ tent, Nextlight Mega, Roots Organics 707 soil in 5 gallon square plastic planters, GH Flora Series Performance Pack nutes alternated with Fish Sh!t in RO waterComment
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Anyone have any other ideas? Bug damage(see above)?4’x4’x6 1/2’ tent, Nextlight Mega, Roots Organics 707 soil in 5 gallon square plastic planters, GH Flora Series Performance Pack nutes alternated with Fish Sh!t in RO waterComment
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Man this is frustrating! I love a challenge but geez. Took this photo this morning, took off the dead leaves again after the pic. No sign of bugs
4’x4’x6 1/2’ tent, Nextlight Mega, Roots Organics 707 soil in 5 gallon square plastic planters, GH Flora Series Performance Pack nutes alternated with Fish Sh!t in RO waterComment
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Mr.furley I agree they look hungry. These are four weeks old and just not getting it done so I have decided to start with a fresh batch and am putting these outside. I was able to source four Blue Steel clones still in plugs so was able to use my own soil after decontaminating equipment, etc. Thanks for the comments everyone! Happy growing!
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