Yellow spots on all 4 plants lower leafs

ProPheT 216

ProPheT 216

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Check for pests first. Thrips and mites. Look at undersides of leaf. Being the lowest leaf that's where it would start.
 
ProPheT 216

ProPheT 216

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Probably just got wet sitting so close to soil. Those are leafs 3 and 4 on the plant. So they r the oldest basicly. If the plant had a issue usually you can see it on growth produced in that time period. Unhealthy leafs don't get better they tend to slowly die. The rest looks good to me. Keep going and watch for signs from that plant.

The soil might of been to hot for a sprout too.
 
DrDukePHD

DrDukePHD

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ProPheT 216 said:
Probably just got wet sitting so close to soil. Those are leafs 3 and 4 on the plant. So they r the oldest basicly. If the plant had a issue usually you can see it on growth produced in that time period. Unhealthy leafs don't get better they tend to slowly die. The rest looks good to me. Keep going and watch for signs from that plant.

The soil might of been to hot for a sprout too.
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Yea all of the plants have the same spots on lower leaves, all 4.
 
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Fishmon

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If thy leaves offend thee pluck them. Barring insects/pests Looks way better than my first tent grow and it turned out ok despite my fretting over it.
 
DrDukePHD

DrDukePHD

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ProPheT 216 said:
Probably just got wet sitting so close to soil. Those are leafs 3 and 4 on the plant. So they r the oldest basicly. If the plant had a issue usually you can see it on growth produced in that time period. Unhealthy leafs don't get better they tend to slowly die. The rest looks good to me. Keep going and watch for signs from that plant.

The soil might of been to hot for a sprout too.
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Cut these leafs off? Or leave em, added new photos
 

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Grampah

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Just leave em be if you don’t see critters. If the plant wants em gone it’ll rob nutes from them and they’ll yellow off and die
 
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Grampah

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DrDukePHD said:
Guess i better buy one of those microscopes to check for critters eh? Can anyone suggest one
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Won’t need it. You’ll see a spec moving ever so slightly, brush it with your finger and see if it moves faster. If it does you wanna get on it right away and check all your plants to see if is isolated to just one, if it is time to quarantine and use some pesticide. Doctor doom 3 in 1 has worked wonders for me for mites. 2 applications 3 days apart.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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DrDukePHD said:
Guess i better buy one of those microscopes to check for critters eh? Can anyone suggest one
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The one I bought isn't on Amazon anymore, but they're sweet to have. They also take awesome trich shots. Some bugs you'll never see without a scope. I was looking at a suspect leaf once and I saw a spider mite and was like "fuck", then literally a sec later I saw this other tiny critter attack it and that mite was devoured in less than a sec. It was a trip. I've posted the pic of that Big Eyed Bug on here.

But when I see an odd leaf I usually just rip it off, just in case.
 
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FoulHooked56

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White - but I have a ton of Frigging Fungus Knats and have been using Neem & Insecticide Soap along with Mosquito Dunks! Just transplanted about 2 weeks ago / pot with regular potting soil into Sub-Cool soil in a Propot 30qt
 
Lenin1917

Lenin1917

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Pluck the bottom leaves they’re just they’re for pest to hop onto at this point. Looks good otherwise.
 
Lenin1917

Lenin1917

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Next watering do a drench with mosquito bits/dunks that’ll take care of any pests in the soil. Ff is notorious for fungus gnats.
 
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