Brown spots problem

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OGnewbie420

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Hello everyone

Few days ago i start to notice brown spots on my young plant leaves, it looked odd so i asked people to check it but the answer was the same “nothing to worry about, carry on” but today i noticed that the brown spots spreading to other leaves and its look odd.

please if anyone know what is that on the leaves and how to fix it help me out.
 

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MickFoster

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Provide info about your grow.
You didn't need to start another thread........you could have posted the new pic and your concern in the thread you started saturday.
 
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OGnewbie420

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MickFoster said:
Provide info about your grow.
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The strain is gelato auto from fast
My light is mars hydro ts 3000 4x4
I use advance nutrients
Base nutrient .6 ml per Liter
Vodoo 2 ml
Rhino skin .5
Bud candy 1.5
B52 .5

all the above ml per liter
Ppm 340
I feed 80 ml per day
what more information would be useful
Im new to grow things
 
MickFoster

MickFoster

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What is your medium?
All those additives are not necessary..........they just screw things up........plants only need the basic elements.
 
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MickFoster

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Did you buffer you coco before you used it?
You would have been better off starting them in a solo cup and transplanting.
Maintaining the proper moisture level with a small seedling in a large pot will be a challenge.......your coco looks dry.
 
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OGnewbie420

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MickFoster said:
Did you buffer you coco before you used it?
You would have been better off starting them in a solo cup and transplanting.
Maintaining the proper moisture level with a small seedling in a large pot will be a challenge.
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I didn't buffer my coco but i started nutrients early
Well its my first time and i didn't wanna risk transplanting and harm the roots
 
MickFoster

MickFoster

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Personally, I would flush the coco with a mild nute solution of just the base nutes and ditch all that other stuff.
Feed daily to run off once the roots are established.
Never let the coco dry and never ever use plain water.
 
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MickFoster said:
Personally, I would flush the coco with a mild nute solution of just the base nutes and ditch all that other stuff.
Feed daily to run off once the roots are established.
Never let the coco dry and never ever use plain water.
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Okay thank you for your help, i will start to water with nutrients untill run off .. but would it lead to over watering?
 
MickFoster

MickFoster

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You can't over water a plant with established roots in a 70/30 coco/perlite mix.
Coco holds 30% oxygen when totally saturated.........even more with perlite added.
That being said.......your plant is still quite small, so you need to be a little careful with your feeding for a week or so.
You shouldn't need to feed daily once you've flushed the coco at the beginning.
 
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MickFoster said:
You can't over water a plant with established roots in a 70/30 coco/perlite mix.
Coco holds 30% oxygen when totally saturated.........even more with perlite added.
That being said.......your plant is still quite small, so you need to be a little careful with your feeding for a week or so.
You shouldn't need to feed daily once you've flushed the coco at the beginning.
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Thank you so much for your help.
i will do as you said
 
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OGnewbie420

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Hello there

hope your doing fine ..

i took your advice and i put it to work, it worked really good with the other 2 plants i have but the gelato still suffering and look strange.E6806F5D-6EC7-4C26-9922-9C72F2C13C92.jpeg
 
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