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IS my plant sick?

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DubthaWs

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My friends said this is normal about the time the weather starts getting cooler. but idk I'm checking with y'all.
They also have purple stem if that's an issue to.
 

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Clay soil
MG plant food (2 tabls spoons per gallon ik oops)
Went from 100s daily to 70s daily over night
Recently Major amount of rain (looking at more)
I have been keeping pruned. this took 2 days to take off.
my other plant i assume for the time is fine. Im looking at her.
I do not spray anything on my plants.
Please shes going to die soon.
 

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Sounds to me from the last sentence you believe the forum is going to magically fix the problems with your plant. Weed is not effortless when you want top notch bud. I think you could change what your feeding it by doing some reading about what the needs are of flowering weed. You are not giving it what it needs. Oh an what's the plan when she gets rained on more?
 
you sir. dont need to be here. This thing started 2 days ago. IDC how good a grower you are. this happens to fast on its own. I cannot find anything about yellowing leaves, black dots, and seemingly contact spread. I looked up answers and theres a spore that does this. However as a first time grower idk now if pruned her to much to little. how well are we talking about cleaning soi? is the spore even the problem. all the guide on here really states is yellow leaves, wilting, brown yellow dots and green/bluish tint. Now this is my first plant i have ever grown in my life. learn some respect.
 
I don't know what the problems are but I know one of the stickies is post here if you need help quick or something. Read plant problems and there is a page on one of these forums with pictures of sick leaves and answer, one of the old heads maybe Gingerbeard posted. My meager knowledge suggests that holes indicate a bug or spore. Common sense says all of your plants should be afflicted be it bugs, spores, or poor nutrition but there it is. Good luck.
 
i pruned her :( but every leaf that was touching with the black dots sure passed it to the next leave. i got rid of all the leaves with it. probably a fungi spore
 
Damn stop your crying. It took 1 minute to upload these. So go to Rwise link above.
 

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Why are you treating this person like shit. I am new here and I am glad I didn't meet up with you the first day. You are the first to make my ignore list.
 
Man, that was right on time for me, really helpful and handy! I just doing this first indoor grow to get the basics down and a quick easy reference is perfect. Got me off my ass to try the newsletter as well.
 
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It was leaf septoria... I lost her. At least Luna my smaller one is ok. im spraying her once a week with copper fungicide to be safe.
 
i did enough and found out she had leaf septoria. She regrettably was lost. However I've been spraying my other plant every 7 to 10 days with a natural copper fungicide. Other than that, next year i have to move my planting spot due to leaf septoria in the area. The only other way is to keep the ground clean and spray it with copper fungicide all winter and allow the area to cleanse. The most common way a plant get leaf septoria is water dropping and splashing spores up onto the plant.
 
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