Help! Weird spots on leaves, could not find in other forms

TMTWiwannahavebluntz4dayz said:

Do you mean throw out my pH meter?

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Or put it up.

No need to pH water for a soil grow. Soil buffers pH. As organic matter decays it produces ions that buffer pH.

The pH in soil also swings as it dries. That allows proper nutrient uptake.

Only need a pH meter for coco or hydro. With soil just take the time to add a couple extra things to the soil and never pH again.

Water only never pH the water once. Same hold true for a synthetic grow with a couple proper steps.

After the new pics I'm leaning towards over water.

greasemonkeymann said:

no its not man, calcium is an immobile nutrient
doesn't work like that

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It's not immobile it's just very slow

Grenier5413 said:

It's not immobile it's just very slow

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Let me correct myself. It's mobile in the medium and immobile in the plant.

What's the underside of the leaf look like?

Yesdog said:

What's the underside of the leaf look like?

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I was wondering the same thing

There are a lot of different things going on here.

1. You have aphids or some kind of bug eating your babies, you can see the little holes on the plant. This is never good for nutrient absorption etc. To cure this you should be using some kind of spray throughout your grow in order to prevent bugs. I use all natural onyx organics spider mite and pm spray. This prevents mold and bugs, at a very affordable price it makes like 16 gallons of solution.

2. Your plant isn't getting the correct nutrients-

Get Bud Swell- Bat Guano Follow recommended use.
Hybrix Molasses for plants follow directions
GH Grow- Micro- Bloom follow directions.

There are a lot of other things you can use such as orca, moab etc, but if you keep to the above than you should have much healthier looking plants.

That's why I was curious about under the leaves.
My first thought was thrips but.....
There are definitely nutrient uptake issues as well...

From your first pic at the beginning of your thread it looks like there's something munching your leafs ....jmo

ya some of those pics even look like a mite infeestation, along with the mg def.