Leaves still getting burn spots

rawkandroll

rawkandroll

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Hey again, leaves are still getting holes and spots, i removed the tinfoil from the grow room and did a whole bug search and even went as far as to disinfect the space with a water based solution. Does anyone have an idea on what this could be? ( also the same issue is starting to happen to a younger plant i started about three weels ago, ive attached those pictures below too ) I doubted it was bugs since i noticed it and still do now. My main reason being why is it only going for one certain plant. Wouldn't bugs go for all of them? I removed the tinfoil and that didnt do much. My only other possible guess could be a nutirent deficiency but I give it nutrients. Its currently on " Mother earth Liquicraft Bloom 2-4-4 " does it need more? Ive provided pictures for you to see for yourself
 

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Mrs. Weedstein

Mrs. Weedstein

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rawkandroll said:
Hey again, leaves are still getting holes and spots, i removed the tinfoil from the grow room and did a whole bug search and even went as far as to disinfect the space with a water based solution. Does anyone have an idea on what this could be? ( also the same issue is starting to happen to a younger plant i started about three weels ago, ive attached those pictures below too ) I doubted it was bugs since i noticed it and still do now. My main reason being why is it only going for one certain plant. Wouldn't bugs go for all of them? I removed the tinfoil and that didnt do much. My only other possible guess could be a nutirent deficiency but I give it nutrients. Its currently on " Mother earth Liquicraft Bloom 2-4-4 " does it need more? Ive provided pictures for you to see for yourself
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Your plant is fine, looks healthy. I get shit like that all the time and it doesn’t amount to anything. Basically like a plant pimple or blemish.

Most likely you are getting some minor splashback when feeding nutes or even watering. A bit of fertilizer or soil on a leaf may prove slightly corrosive, which explains why you are seeing this on the bottom of your plant.

Your plant looks fine so don’t worry about it. I grow outdoors and see even more blemishes, it’s not a big deal. Definitely don’t overfeed to correct a non-problem.
 
Jeffislovinlife

Jeffislovinlife

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Looking at the white spots I see some black spots could be spider mites and the little bastard's are tricky you think it's only on one plant and about the time you think you got it delt with Bam you see them every where I hope I'm wrong as always thank you for your time and the best of luck
 
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