Outdoor issues- yellow leaves brown circle spots

[Sir Patrick]

Outdoors MI grow. Garden Soil w/ little to no chemical fertilizers.

Crappy nuicence trees above/around seem to have similar issues.

No clue if its past, disease or moisture of late.

Starts with leaves which brown and crisp, moving into buds last.

 

[Sir Patrick]

Working it's way pretty rapidly.

 

[leather lungs]

Looks like leaf septoria

 

[Bernie420]

looks like its been under fed for a long time, what microbe product did you use what feeding schedule

pick off all the yellow leaves as they are doing nothing now.

A pinch of microbes and about 30 ml of molasses in 1 gal. for a couple of feedings might help give it something to work with.

 

[Sir Patrick]

It has definitely been underfed a long time.

Used azos and micos during planting, watered in mollasas a few times, but otherwise only feed koi pond water through the season.

I was hoping the "supersoil" from the local farm had enough to do the job but guessing not.

I'll add some salt p and k for immediate use, and will dose some mammoth p and mollasas next.

Been so rainy this season there has been little chances to water in any goodness into the soil.

 

[Bernie420]

It has definitely been underfed a long time.

Used azos and micos during planting, watered in mollasas a few times, but otherwise only feed koi pond water through the season.

I was hoping the "supersoil" from the local farm had enough to do the job but guessing not.

I'll add some salt p and k for immediate use, and will dose some mammoth p and mollasas next.

Been so rainy this season there has been little chances to water in any goodness into the soil.

Well you answered the question of why your shit looks like shit.

You can water goodness in anytime even if it rained on them a quart of goodness on top isnt going to hurt anything.

 

[Bernie420]

I'll add some salt p and k for immediate use, and will dose some mammoth p and mollasas next.

you can do all this in one feeding, dont need to wait.

 

[Sir Patrick]

I'll add some salt p and k for immediate use, and will dose some mammoth p and mollasas next.

you can do all this in one feeding, dont need to wait.

Done deal, thx. I'll know in a couple days how it responds.

 

[Sir Patrick]

Looks like leaf septoria

I agree here too and appreciate the good lead. I'll elaborate soon.

I am almost positive it's a combo of both info received in this thread. Thx.

 

[Sir Patrick]

The worst off were under these tree leaves-



Very similar to the necrosis type thing going on in the plants underneath.

 

[Sir Patrick]

Fall hasn't hit just yet...

You can see in this pic what was directly under these branches and what wasnt-

 

[Sir Patrick]

 

[Sir Patrick]

Cleaned this one up and moved it- only 1 not planted in the so called supersoil-

 

[Sir Patrick]

Well you answered the question of why your shit looks like shit.

Funny thing though...I grew here, before it was legal- no fence, no raised beds/soil additions/fertilizers and grew great...other than being root bound in the clay....nice green and vibrant but only 3 foot tall after an entire season of growing in root sufficient. Stunted but performed well yielding chronic.

I figured a foot of organic leaf/composted soil in the raised beds above would be sufficiant. I even tilled the natural ground a bit to break the surface for rooting to the high water table available back there.

 

[Sir Patrick]

Leaning towards a combo of nutrient (p&k) and the leak septoria mentioned.

These plants are all 4'-7' each. Much larger than the last root bound ants from a few years ago.

I removed all narcotic and yellow spotted leaves on the 2 plants affected as I could.

Appreciate all info so far.

 

[leather lungs]

Spray with a copper fungicide.

 

[Sir Patrick]

Spray with a copper fungicide.

Not familiar with copper fungicide use, but see Montery makes one.

Question-

It ok the spray in the last 3-4 weeks of flower? I'm at work and haven't been able to research well just yet.

 

[Bernie420]

Not familiar with copper fungicide use, but see Montery makes one.

Question-

It ok the spray in the last 3-4 weeks of flower? I'm at work and haven't been able to research well just yet.

What is Copper Fungicide? Copper is a metal that, in dissolved form, penetrates plant tissues and helps control fungal diseases such as: Powdery mildew.

I dont think you need it.

I dont like to spray anything harsh 2-3 weeks before chop

 

[Blent]

Leather lungs with the spray metal on yer buds advice hahahaha

 

[leather lungs]

Sorry didn't think about toxicity to bud and humans. Good call Bernie.