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problem with my plants?

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Put some of your left over soil in a baggie with a hole in it and pour some bottle water in it....test your ph again out of that..please
 
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Stick with 6....I asked you to do that for your benefit..


How old is plant...show me a pic of stalk..please

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I had a similar looking discoloration on one of my first grows which was also an auto. Not sure what caused it unfortunately. Dont think it was thrips but i was new to growing. In the end that plant died of root rot, though im not even sure that can happen in soil...Good luck and Ill be interested in seeing how it turns out.
 
Doesn't look like thrips to me but could be a pest. PH seems good, new growth looks fine.

You check the soil for pests?

Time will tell....
 
no autopsy. It was my first or second grow and i thought i just f'd it up. Use hydroguard now for all my DWC adventures!
 
i started germination november 18 1 week and 4 days old okey i'll keep 6 ph thanks
i had it in the 5 gal bucket for about a week and i have water her 2 times first one didn't measure ph second one i did it was between 5.5-6
 
Stay consistent from here on out so you have less variables when trying to troubleshoot issues like this! I think the PH fluctuations may have caused your brown spot.
 
I don't think is Thrips. They leave a distinct dried spit trail. Kind of shiny silvery. get out the jewelers loop.
 
Happy frog is soil so I'd try to get my runoff to 6.5. You may need to do this over the course of your next few waterings.

Whats the ph of your water before adjustment?
 
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