cannabillion7
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ok so i have so soil plants using some organic nutes im kindof new to indoor growing and anyway, i have some white spots on the leaves i with wrinkling tips, any ideas why? is it overwatering
white spots
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cannabillion7
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ok i got some pics this morning, so my question is; how do i make the picture available to you other than posting it in the gallery. anyway just look in the gallery under my name theres only one pic the the leaf im pulling has a few of the spots.
VictorVIcious
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Looks to me like you have spider mites. This is how you first notice them they are a mite small. They eat the leaves first and leave white spots.
To post pictures in your thread go advanced and then scroll down to manage attachments, click on that it will open a new window were you can browse and upload, close this window and preview post, Submit Reply VV
To post pictures in your thread go advanced and then scroll down to manage attachments, click on that it will open a new window were you can browse and upload, close this window and preview post, Submit Reply VV
cannabillion7
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that's what i initially thought but i am familiar with mites and i can't see anyting under the leaves, but ill keep looking. is there any other reasons?
Lestat2888
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mold, is it hot and do you have GOOD air circulation
cannabillion7
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that might be it, the white parts aren't so much circular dots as they are streaks. and as stupid as this may sound, how do i go about making an entirely new post under new title and catagory, im having a hard time navigating this site, newbie!
VictorVIcious
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Do not do this. Start one, call it a journal and ask your questions there. There is no advantage to you to start a new thread for every question you have. Every time you post in 'your thread' it brings it up as a new post. Now think about this are you more inclined to look at a thread with 2 posts or twenty. If you click on the subject you want to post in LIKE GROW JOURNALS it will take you to a page that say new thread or start thread on the upper left hand side, you already did it once to posts this one, its just a different subject. VV
cannabillion7
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alright i appreciate the tutorial. so i have more questions. also have a small hydro set up going. unfortunately i am using fluos but i have a 400w switchable ballast and i havnt yet got a mh bulb and i only have a hps bulb now and plan to flower with that. my question is; at what rate should i increase my ppm ( i am using sensi grow 2 part solutions) and also, how often should i replenish my resevoir of new nutrients?
VictorVIcious
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Generally, I start intorducing nutes at 1/4 the recommended dose to two week old seedling, no adverse effect kick it up a 1/4 every 3 or four days until full strength is reached, for my flood and drain thats 1400 ppm. Minimum every two weeks, that seems to work well for me. I am not familiar with the recommended doses for the Sensi Grow Nute line, most recommend about this level of nutes.
If you want to you can use the hps for vegging, I used to use them after a few weeks under floro's, the do just fine as log as you have a good air handling system. I would not buy another one.
VV