Please help diagnose deficiency

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2) Growing indoor
3) Watering schedule is 4 quarts/1 gallon every 3-4 ish days. Watering with the following

• water + blackstrap Molasses
• fox farms trio
• water + blackstrap
• fox farms bloom + big bloom
• cycle repeats

4) Growing Medium is 20%ish perlite fox farms ocean with a little fox farms frog mixed in
5) stage of growth is ~50F

notes: my ph meter went way off when the battery got low so about 4 weeks ago this plant + the one it was cloned from was heavily affected by what I assumed was a manganese deficiency. Seeing this on new growth has me worried it is still experiencing the deficiency even with the PH corrected.

Looks similiar to what one of my plants is doing, check a few posts below. I have 4 plants growing this time and only this 1 is showing these symptoms really. I thought mine was a mag or calcium deficiency.....it really matches a PH issue but I have been using 6.5 balanced PH and testing the runoff. Mine are autoflowers and I am 2-3 weeks from finish so I am not to worried and hoping for the best.

I'm guessing you didn't examine the plant for bugs?

athlete said:

I'm guessing you didn't examine the plant for bugs?

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Will give a good look over. Only seeing this on one, this looks like bugs to you?

Those white spots look like death from bugs.

athlete said:

Those white spots look like death from bugs.

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Thanks for your help. Further inspection showed spider mites. This is in an enclosed tent pulling air only from outside. You think they likely came from the soil?

Bug shit or powdery mildew.

Intersesting....it flakes off then and is not really the leaf turning color? Mine is the leaf...and not bugs or pests. I have the yellow tacky sheets inside tent and they are empty

webwalker00 said:

Intersesting....it flakes off then and is not really the leaf turning color? Mine is the leaf...and not bugs or pests. I have the yellow tacky sheets inside tent and they are empty

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It doesn’t flake off, the guy above is incorrect it is not poop, the mites have been munching on the leaves. Amazed t went unnoticed...