Yeah i still have loads left and thats sitting there now so i'll water again in 2-3 days so it'll soak up all the calcium
I'll keep you guys up to date ! If you have any more advice dont hesitate to post Thanks everyone !
I was thinking that too at the start... Thats true, i had drainage problems for a while but i sorted that out. I heard that baking soda and water helps alot with the "rust" fungus. . . ? ? (btw, my plant is a lowryder so its half way there)I think you have a case of Leaf Spot Fungus,AKA: Rust Spot.If left unchecked it will eventually fry the effected leaves.It's a fungal disease that is inside the plant and is often caused by over watering or poor drainage in your soil,but not always.Many plants are susceptible to it,including cannabis.Get yourself a copper based anti fungal spray and get on it as soon as you can.Your plants are pretty young,read the directions on the bottle well .Good Luck and I'm sorry for the bad news.Make sure you let us know how this turns out for ya.
Just seems odd to me that you'd get deficiencies so soon in any half decent compost if there wasn't some other factor involved. Was the compost made from a variety of ingredients, or was it just grass cuttings or something else specific? Organic grows shouldn't suffer from deficiencies or nute-tox in the first few weeks unless the soils is really, really bad....unless the grower is doing something else wrong. Overwatering is a prime suspect because it is very easy to love your plant to death
It probably isn't overwatering to tell the truth (that's kind of my standard IT "have you tried switching it off and on again?" response), since your leaves aren't really showing any other signs of that, but overwatering is extremely common, and causes a host of problems including pH lockouts. If it were my plant I would probably be letting the soil dry out as much as I dared after flushing and just see how it goes. It is far from terminal looking yet.
It started at the bottom, but as you can see on the pic of the whole plant, its getting to the top. I didnt worry about it at the start, but since it killed the first affected leaf, i am very worried now that it'll spread to the rest and kill the whole plant :/ Im just worried that its spreading so quickly !
Yeah, i hope it works too.. Thanks manThe baking soda and water may work for ya.I know gardeners use it as a spray all the time.I have no experience with it.I do know a copper based anti fungus spray (Walmart) can work as I've been there,done that.Again,Good Luck and I hope they all recover for ya.
I checked my soil a couple of times and never saw any bugs other than the occasional ant, wood louse or spider (obviously not spider mite ^^) on the leafs i noticed some small black bugs but they didnt seem to do any damage. I removed em anyway, and they never came back.
My soil mix should be sound dude. I dont think its the cause.re-pot into a proper mix. with lots of perlite
are the effected leaves turning brittle ?
No, the leaves are healthy apart from the rusty patches. When them patches fully spread the whole leaf droops, becomes brown and crispy and just dies...
Well, who will i believe then, some say its a deficiency, some say its bugs, some say its a fungus, and you say its a nute burn... ^^ I thought nute burns start off at the tips ? And can a homemade compost give an overdose ? Dont be tricked by the size of the plant, it actualy is 6 weeks old ! It had a very very slow start and now it started growing normaly, this happens ! Could it be something to do with a small root system maybe ?
