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Donkinleezy

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Hi gang,

first time grower.
issue: if you can see from pics I’m getting holeson one plant out of the 7 just on top leaves. Also getting some orange/brown spots mostly on lower leaves but now coming on top. I know many will say nut burn but I have now flushed 2x in a row with the FF sledgehammer flush and not getting better. With flushing now twice I feel like they need food too, the fan leaves look like they are now changing texture too and not as healthy.

I did just spray the ff flower kiss but very minimally however this issue was happening before. Did this at night to avoid burn too.

background:
-(2) 2000w LEDS about 30 inch from plants
-Using fox farm nuts usually feed twice a week. (Dirty dozen)
- 18/6 on lights
-8 weeks old
-FF ocean forest soil
-temp is steady 70-72 day and about 68-70 night
-I’ve tested ph of food and water and I always stay between 5.9-6.4
-tested soil for nuts and I was a little high in nitrogen but everything else was good
- I’m in 6x6 tent with air purifier, 2 moving fans and an air intake with blower
-7 gallon pots.
-following ff feeding

I think that covers my setup. Please help and see pics
 

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Grow So High

Grow So High

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Could it be a fan blowing too high on them or possibly water droplets being burned on the leaves from the light? Have you checked for pests? I’ve had something similar like this happen but it never really got worse or did any other damage to the plant. I would just keep a close eye on it. They look healthy
 
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Mak'er Grow

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Hard to see proper leaf colors with your light on...everything looks purple...can you take new pictures without the light on?
 
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Donkinleezy

Member
Donkinleezy said:
Hi gang,

first time grower.
issue: if you can see from pics I’m getting holeson one plant out of the 7 just on top leaves. Also getting some orange/brown spots mostly on lower leaves but now coming on top. I know many will say nut burn but I have now flushed 2x in a row with the FF sledgehammer flush and not getting better. With flushing now twice I feel like they need food too, the fan leaves look like they are now changing texture too and not as healthy.

I did just spray the ff flower kiss but very minimally however this issue was happening before. Did this at night to avoid burn too.

background:
-(2) 2000w LEDS about 30 inch from plants
-Using fox farm nuts usually feed twice a week. (Dirty dozen)
- 18/6 on lights
-8 weeks old
-FF ocean forest soil
-temp is steady 70-72 day and about 68-70 night
-I’ve tested ph of food and water and I always stay between 5.9-6.4
-tested soil for nuts and I was a little high in nitrogen but everything else was good
- I’m in 6x6 tent with air purifier, 2 moving fans and an air intake with blower
-7 gallon pots.
-following ff feeding

I think that covers my setup. Please help and see pics
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MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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It appears to me that you have small singular pest. Give your plants a gentle shake and see what comes out.
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Insects head for the top. New growth is most tender and nutritious. Highest point is best vantage and easiest escape.
 
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Donkinleezy

Member
I took the plants out of the tent and carefully inspected with my eyes. It seems to start with a brown spot. Seems like the flesh eating disease. It seems by how it’s all happening that it’s some kind of imbalance when I checked the soil tho it was just a lil high in nitrogen. Should I just brush some neem oil for hell of it.
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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If you believe it is an infection I'd start by spraying it with hydrogen peroxide 3%. Won't hurt the plant. But kills most fungal and several bacterial infections.
 
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Donkinleezy

Member
MICHI-CAN said:
If you believe it is an infection I'd start by spraying it with hydrogen peroxide 3%. Won't hurt the plant. But kills most fungal and several bacterial infections.
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I am not sure if you’re joking or not. Is that really a thing? It seems worth a try if you’re serious
 
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m99smith

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Donkinleezy said:
I am not sure if you’re joking or not. Is that really a thing? It seems worth a try if you’re serious
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Yes you can use hydrogen peroxide on a plant as long as you dilute it with the 3% hydrogen peroxide you would probably want to add 30ml of peroxide to 1L of water, I've only done watering with it not a foliage spray so I don't know if you would have to dilute it more. And with watering it, it will stop root rot and kill any mites and larva in your soil but it will kill the good bacteria too so if you do a watering with hydrogen peroxide I would flush the soil and water it with a good compost tea to get that good bacteria.
 
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Donkinleezy

Member
Any thoughts, it’s going on more and more.
 

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