I just checked my plants today and I’m noticing some slight yellowing with blotchy texture on one of my 6 autos, it’s happening on The top most leaves of one of them. it’s not powdery But it almost looks like it could be.
Looks like it is light burn with slight nutrient burn as well. If I read it correctly, these are autos and maybe don’t like such heavy amendments. Either way they look healthy enough to continue the fight 🌱🪴🤙🏻
@TnA.Homegrown thanks so much, I was under the impression they were lacking nutrients as I have not amended the soil yet, and the ph is low for absorption of nutes. when should I look to top dress these girls? I’m planning on going back in with those two aforementioned fertilizers. what do you recommend I do for the acidic soil Ph?
Doesn't look like a big deal, if it gets worse I'd start to worry, maybe looking towards a nitrogen deficiency since it's the bottom growth(assuming it keeps working it's way upwards).Calcium and magnesium deficiency is also a possibility. it's just a few leaves and mainly old ones(when the stress happened). I could be wrong but besides your ph being a bit high, everything looks great.
@Mike Lefebvre I’m using Fox Farm Light Warrior (a seed starter soil) mixed with a very little amount of both 4-4-4 an 2-8-4 dry amendments along with 20% worm castings added. I’m running them in three gallon pots and my last post on here was about how I overwatered them. I have since let them almost completely dry out and watered them all with half a gallon for all of them (ph’d to 6.8) . My soil is definitely acidic it’s reading 4.4-5.2 on my blue lab soil tester. when I let the soil dry out I noticed The leafs were very dry to the touch.
Possible beginning stages of light burn? I have the light set to 31 inches above the tops of them. I’m using a HLG 600rSpec and I have it set to 240 watts. I’m noticing the taller plants are actually all exhibiting a tiny bit of this symptom and the shorter ones not so much.
Potentially overwatering. This post was awhile ago; has the plant recovered?
Looks like it is light burn with slight nutrient burn as well. If I read it correctly, these are autos and maybe don’t like such heavy amendments. Either way they look healthy enough to continue the fight 🌱🪴🤙🏻
Doesn't look like a big deal, if it gets worse I'd start to worry, maybe looking towards a nitrogen deficiency since it's the bottom growth(assuming it keeps working it's way upwards).Calcium and magnesium deficiency is also a possibility. it's just a few leaves and mainly old ones(when the stress happened). I could be wrong but besides your ph being a bit high, everything looks great.
What medium are you growing in?
What are you feeding them?
What's your watering regimen?
Possible beginning stages of light burn? I have the light set to 31 inches above the tops of them. I’m using a HLG 600rSpec and I have it set to 240 watts. I’m noticing the taller plants are actually all exhibiting a tiny bit of this symptom and the shorter ones not so much.