I'm Back... With Problems

oddish

Well-Known Member

Jun 23, 2021

• #1

Hello good people of RIU.
Can you please tell me what is happening to my precious girl?
These spots were only on 1 plant, maybe 4 leaves - indoor plants moved to outdoor to enjoy this weather.
Now the spots are spreading. I don't have shit for eyes, but I don't see any bugs, mold or webs.

 

Hobbes

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Jun 23, 2021

• #2

Did you drip fertilizer on her when you were feeding?

 

oddish

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Jun 23, 2021

• #3

Hobbes said:

Did you drip fertilizer on her when you were feeding?

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That's very possible, but not recently. The original spots may have been caused by that, but they're getting just creek water for the last 7 days and still new spots.

 

Beehive

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Jun 23, 2021

• #4

Bacterial leaf spot

 

oddish

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Jun 23, 2021

• #5

Beehive said:

Bacterial leaf spot

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I wondered about that, but they most often appear more brown. These seem to go white and have not yet gone through the leaf, something is just eating away at the green.

 

Beehive

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Jun 23, 2021

• #6

oddish said:

I wondered about that, but they most often appear more brown. These seem to go white and have not yet gone through the leaf, something is just eating away at the green.

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I'd figure its in the late stage.

 

Aapoo

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Jun 23, 2021

• #7

Cool username! Lol. Playah!

 

AquaTerra

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Jun 23, 2021

• #8

Looks more like disease or light burn?

 

Kerowacked

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Jun 23, 2021

• #9

Google images of leaf hopper damage, they are big but super quick.

 

oddish

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Jun 24, 2021

• #10

AquaTerra said:

Looks more like disease or light burn?

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I'm convinced it's just a leaf bacterial thing. We have water nearby and it seems to be spreading slowly but by proximity.
I'm just going to cut it all out and go from there - they seem happy otherwise.

 

cannadan

Well-Known Member

Jun 28, 2021

• #11

do you have cedars and apple tree near by...I get the exact thing on my sucker leaves, and it turned out the apple scab disease seems to spread back and forth with cedar tress, this was quite a bit further along into the grow

 

oddish

Well-Known Member

Jun 29, 2021

• #12

One cedar tree in a yard nearby, which is quite old.
I'll keep an eye on them and see what happens - removing 98% of the leaves has really slowed the spread and the plants still seem happy.