Jimdamick
Well-Known Member
Greetings all you fellow wasters of time, just sitting and staring at your screen, probably stoned. I have a leaf problem that started this summer and I am pretty much stumped. It looks like someone took a spray gun, and watered the plants with a mild acid.
It starts with very small blotches of discoloration all over the leaf, like it was sprayed, and then those dots change color to yellow. It affects all the plants in 2 rooms, but not a 3rd. It seems not to cause any big problem, as the spots have been on the plants for up to 8 weeks now, and it really doesn't destroy the leaf, just makes it look sick as shit.
The only thing that I can think of that could cause it, was the high humidity levels this summer combined with the evaporation of the salts from the nutes onto the leaves (recirculating drip). This causes the little droplet burns? These are small rooms (10'x6') pretty much packed, and the salts do build up on the walls (plant leaves?)
I am feeding the same in all 3 rooms, but the 2 with the problem are connected together, and share the same climate. So, any ideas? I really don't think nutes as I am a seasoned player and have used the same formula for years. Does this salt idea sound possible? The photos attached show the stages. Middle leaf really fucked, the one on the left sort of fucked, and the one on the right just starting to be fucked. It is all over the plant, top to bottom, and random levels of damage, meaning 1 leaf is really affected, while the one next to it is hardly. Really weird. Thanks for any advice, and stay stoned my brothers/sisters.
It starts with very small blotches of discoloration all over the leaf, like it was sprayed, and then those dots change color to yellow. It affects all the plants in 2 rooms, but not a 3rd. It seems not to cause any big problem, as the spots have been on the plants for up to 8 weeks now, and it really doesn't destroy the leaf, just makes it look sick as shit.
The only thing that I can think of that could cause it, was the high humidity levels this summer combined with the evaporation of the salts from the nutes onto the leaves (recirculating drip). This causes the little droplet burns? These are small rooms (10'x6') pretty much packed, and the salts do build up on the walls (plant leaves?)
I am feeding the same in all 3 rooms, but the 2 with the problem are connected together, and share the same climate. So, any ideas? I really don't think nutes as I am a seasoned player and have used the same formula for years. Does this salt idea sound possible? The photos attached show the stages. Middle leaf really fucked, the one on the left sort of fucked, and the one on the right just starting to be fucked. It is all over the plant, top to bottom, and random levels of damage, meaning 1 leaf is really affected, while the one next to it is hardly. Really weird. Thanks for any advice, and stay stoned my brothers/sisters.
