Any ideas what's going on?

Gilligans Island

Gilligans Island

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9318 048.jpg 9318 049.jpg Indoor grow
Bloom room
Week 9 started to show up around week 4
Temp low 80's
RH 55%-65%
Miracle Grow soil
2 gal. pots
Watering every 5-6 days 72 ounces ph 6.7
Soil ph 6.2
No ferts. given when this started to show up around week 4 of bloom.
Out of 12 plants 5 are affected slowly getting worse on the affected plants.
Tiny yellow specks and they are only on the veins of the fan leaves.
Thank you in advance for your time.
 
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im4satori

im4satori

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whole plant pic please

miracle grow soil is a big no no.... id run from MG soil next time..!

just looking at the leaf pics it looks heavily fertilized... but you said your not fertilizing or just recently for the first time so that's weird

ph 6.2 is a little low but really not the end of the world and doesn't explain your issues... you might consider top dressing with a couple ounces of dolomite (pot size depending) and over a few weeks itll come up (above 6.5 to 7.0)

what size pot and how much water volume do you add when you water..how much water are you putting in the pot?
 
Gilligans Island

Gilligans Island

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im4satori said:
whole plant pic please

miracle grow soil is a big no no.... id run from MG soil next time..!

just looking at the leaf pics it looks heavily fertilized... but you said your not fertilizing or just recently for the first time so that's weird

ph 6.2 is a little low but really not the end of the world and doesn't explain your issues... you might consider top dressing with a couple ounces of dolomite (pot size depending) and over a few weeks itll come up (above 6.5 to 7.0)

what size pot and how much water volume do you add when you water..how much water are you putting in the pot?
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As stated above 2 gallon pots watering every 5-6 days 72 ounces water only. Room is in dark cycle now forgot to do so today, will try again tomorrow.
 
im4satori

im4satori

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ah ya you did clearly state that info lol
go easy...im only trying to help.. and where all pot head here lol

im not sure how much help I can be but I will speak openly and maybe something will ring a bell thru dialog ... if its water only and no fertilizers and the leaves are that dark green I have to guess the soil might be your issue
does that soil have the time released nutes in it? does it say organic by chance? does it say feeds for X amount of time on the bag?

if I had to take a total guess as to where I might start if it was me... and this is just me taking a shot in the dark

I might consider the soil to be heavy on N fertilizer... if its time released food youll be hard pressed trying to flush.. but id like to see my leaves not as dark green as those

the speckles could be (as in might) calcium deficiency if they starting from the bottom and working its way up... if its on the tops first it could be micro nute related or ph issues

ive not seen a whole plant pic so I don't know how wide spread the issue is..if its a few leaves id ignore it... if its all over and getting worse I might try flushing

if (IF) I happened to guess right the issue is how do you flush out the N and add calcium... since most calcium sources of fertilizer come from calcium nitrate

theres a lot of speculation in this paragraph, but im trying... so don't hold my feet to the fire

whole plant pics would help a lot
 
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Gilligans Island

Gilligans Island

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im4satori said:
ah ya you did clearly state that info lol
go easy...im only trying to help.. and where all pot head here lol

im not sure how much help I can be but I will speak openly and maybe something will ring a bell thru dialog ... if its water only and no fertilizers and the leaves are that dark green I have to guess the soil might be your issue
does that soil have the time released nutes in it? does it say organic by chance? does it say feeds for X amount of time on the bag?

if I had to take a total guess as to where I might start if it was me... and this is just me taking a shot in the dark

I might consider the soil to be heavy on N fertilizer... if its time released food youll be hard pressed trying to flush.. but id like to see my leaves not as dark green as those

the speckles could be (as in might) calcium deficiency if they starting from the bottom and working its way up... if its on the tops first it could be micro nute related or ph issues

ive not seen a whole plant pic so I don't know how wide spread the issue is..if its a few leaves id ignore it... if its all over and getting worse I might try flushing

if (IF) I happened to guess right the issue is how do you flush out the N and add calcium... since most calcium sources of fertilizer come from calcium nitrate

theres a lot of speculation in this paragraph, but im trying... so don't hold my feet to the fire

whole plant pics would help a lot
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No issue's dude, you have no idea how much I appreciate your impute.
Missed my window of opportunity to get photo today as during the week I work while lights are on. Yep 13 hr shifts blow.
If it's nute related that's fantastic news... was afraid I had bugs and could not see them. Eyes ain't what they used to be.
Will get photo, Thank you again for your time.
 
Sithlord88

Sithlord88

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Mg soil does have slow release nutes. Depending on which mg bag, anywhere from 3-9+months. The blueish organic bag is the best mg soil
 
Sithlord88

Sithlord88

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Ive seen mg soil produce dank. Always funny when theres random small uber burnt areas of the plant from the little nute balls in the soil bursting and overfeed lol.
 
im4satori

im4satori

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Gilligans Island said:
No issue's dude, you have no idea how much I appreciate your impute.
Missed my window of opportunity to get photo today as during the week I work while lights are on. Yep 13 hr shifts blow.
If it's nute related that's fantastic news... was afraid I had bugs and could not see them. Eyes ain't what they used to be.
Will get photo, Thank you again for your time.
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still cant rule out insects, but on the leaf pic I don't see anything to make me think its bugs
 
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