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HELP! Leaves showing Brown dots

nOtH1nG

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Hi.. Its been 2weeks since i change to 12/12 Light cycle and today 3 of the plants had Brown spots in the top leaves, what should i do?
Some of them have yellow leaves( likely to drop) in the bottom first too but i read thats normal when they start flowering..
Thanks
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Most likely its calcium def. https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/calcium-deficiency

It is normal for leaves to yellow at the END of flowering, not the beginning. That indicates a nitrogen deficiency is starting to happen.

It could be the beginning of a ph issue or root issue as those usually mimic deficiencies early on.

If you are growing in coco or use RO water you need a cal mag supplement.

What nutes? Medium? Those would be helpful in diagnosing.
 
The medium and nutes..
Thanks
Edit: i was giving that 'biogrow' only.. yeasterday i started with the 'easy bloom'
 

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They are getting worst.. Should i remove the leaves that are yellowing? Is the 'easy bloom' enough for the calcium deficiency
Edit: humidity around 57% should i lower to 50?
 

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Its getting worse, does anyone knows a solution for this? :nah:
 

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hi there,

i've looked at your nutrients, all looks as normal but i'm not seeing calcium there (or im not looking correctly).
looking at the plants, i would add a form of calcium (Ca) to your nutrients.
them being in flower already, add with nutrients, not foliar spray.
 
looks like it will do the job :)

from my hydro growing... Calcium is added first before the main nutrients, maybe you need to add this to the water for your plants before you mix in the Bio-Grow.
check with the Bio-Grow documentation.

Bio-Nova's product page for Ca15 ( https://www.bionova.nl/grow-products/ca-15 ) doesnt mention it.
However, I would strongly suggest you look at their various feeding schedules ( https://www.bionova.nl/downloads/fertilizing-grow-schedules ).
not so much for how they recommend to use together, but more for the __Useful tips for__ at the side or bottom of the charts.

i'd add a normal dose of the Ca15 to start with (tip from the __Useful tips for__ sections: add 3x the usual amount of Ca15 if using RO water, up to 10ml/10L ).
(which sheet did that come from ;) ? )
 
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