I am growing a sour diesel auto in happy frog soil for 5 weeks now. couple days a ago I fed the plant with the fox farm three and cal-mag. I think I over fed the plant. The next day, I had the nitrogen claw and following day the leaves started showing brown spots. Looking at internet, it seems similar to calcium deficient or wind burn! Any ideas what is causing this? J
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Could this be too much light?
I started this auto late so I put it outside during the day and bring it indoor under a light when sun goes down. I have 4 hour dark period.
every morning I put it back outside in the sun and back inside under a light after sun goes down.
could this be the cause of the brown spots on leaves?Last edited by johnboy15; 09-07-2020, 03:40 PM.
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I believe that you answered your own question you said you overfed it. When I used ffarm trio my plants never needed any extra cal mag so that's probably it. Also noticed that the pot it is in only looks about half full it could be root boundTENT 1 4x4 SF7000
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It seems like the new growth is ok. You have to remember that a damaged leaf won't get better except if it's just droopy it can perk up you have to go by what new growth is doing. I don't know if it's the case here but I've noticed that as a plant grows and the roots are going through the soil they can get into a hotspot in the soil like a large piece of decomposing wood or if you use dry nutes it could be a clump of nutes that didn't break up and a few leaves will show signs of a problem but then it's over no more problems.
EDIT = I'm still wondering about your roots being root bound. Is that pot only half full or just looks like it is in your picture
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