White spots (with a purple dot on a single leaf)

Hxcplayer

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Hey guys, I've been having this issue for a week (or 2, not quite sure). Haven't added any nutes to the soil, i water with a ph of 6.0, the soil itself is said to have a ph of 5.5 to 6.5. I will be transplanting it to the ground in a forest nearby later this after noon (its 1pm now) and i need to know what is causing this before i transplant.
I also checked for mites, can't seem to find those bastards on my plant. I have 2 other plants (1 photo + 1 auto) growing right next to this one and they all look healthy except for this one. It's a Photo Sativa Dom strain in case anyone was wondering.
If anyone knows what the issue is, please reply asap. Thank you
 

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Hxcplayer

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is that chocolate cake mix its planted in?
You must be feeling hungry to ask that question haha.
This is the soil i used (All i can find here, in the shitty east):
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I mixed it with some good quality red clay at a ratio of 2:1 (1 being the clay of course).
 

DonAlejandroVega

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so..........the foundation of a good grow, is good medium. you broke the first rule. I see zero perlite. I believe you are having drainage issues. re-pot into a better mix.
 

DonAlejandroVega

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the white spots may be mildew.
throw that out. start over. I know.........it hurts.
1/3 perlite..........let medium dry/breathe betwixt waterings.
 

Hxcplayer

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so..........the foundation of a good grow, is good medium. you broke the first rule. I see zero perlite. I believe you are having drainage issues. re-pot into a better mix.
Most probably, you might be right. I'll go check what they have available in stores. I heard powdered Perlite is the way to go, no chunks or that other bull crap.
Do you think if i added some Perlite to my hole, and transplanted the plant the problem will go away?
 

Hxcplayer

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the white spots may be mildew.
throw that out. start over. I know.........it hurts.
1/3 perlite..........let medium dry/breathe betwixt waterings.
Damn, well i don't want to throw it away just incase the problem can be solved. I'll transplant with perlite and keep it for a few days, if the problem persists i'll take it down.
 

DonAlejandroVega

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Most probably, you might be right. I'll go check what they have available in stores. I heard powdered Perlite is the way to go, no chunks or that other bull crap.
Do you think if i added some Perlite to my hole, and transplanted the plant the problem will go away?
you heard wrong. medium-coarse perlite.
I think that plant has systemic issues, at this point, and should be killed with fire :)
 
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