What can be causing this on the leafs

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Dezzoc87

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• Apr 25, 2023

• #21

DoubleAtotheRON said:

... and just curious, why do you have them way off center of the pot?

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First time transplanting was best I could do

 

DoubleAtotheRON

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• Apr 25, 2023

• #22

Dezzoc87 said:

First time transplanting was best I could do

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As your plants get bigger, you can lay your sticky traps laterally with a plant tag or something similar to prop it up. You'll catch more critters that way.

 

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Dezzoc87

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• Apr 27, 2023

• #23

Updated picture still no closer to finding out what this could be

 

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Kushash

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• Apr 27, 2023

• #24

Dezzoc87 said:

Updated picture still no closer to finding out what this could be

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Looks like a magnesium deficiency.

 

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Dezzoc87

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• Apr 27, 2023

• #25

Kushash said:

Looks like a magnesium deficiency.

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That’s what I thought I’ve used some calmag today so hopefully it will help

 

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Dezzoc87

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• May 2, 2023

• #26

Plant looks like it mite slowly be on the up after a rocky few weeks still don’t know what’s causing this ‍

 

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Jjgrow420

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• May 2, 2023

• #27

Go Leafs go!

 

Jamie0715

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• May 2, 2023

• #28

DoubleAtotheRON said:

Im not a living soil expert, but it kinda looks like you may have thrips.

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thats my first thought, or ph swing maybe

 

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Dezzoc87

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• May 3, 2023

• #29

Jamie0715 said:

thats my first thought, or ph swing maybe

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I honestly don’t think it’s pest related I’ve checked multiple times with a jewellers loop and I’ve not seen one bug I’m starting to think that the soil is to hot or it’s a ph thing