Strange problem with fan leaves, maybe cal def? Please help.....

Little over two months veg. Feeding every other watering earth juice line including grow,cataylist and every other feeding i add micro also i top feed with bat guano and worm castings every three weeks. Could this be a hard water issue? Sorry if i am rambling i am just really frustrated... lol Also another thing i have been wondering is Earth Juice says that when using there line in soil you don't need to ph i have the EJ ph up but it says for hydro my tap water is around 7 but when i add the nutes it brings it way down to around 5.7 do i still not ph if it is that low like the company says? I have heard that the micro organisms in the soil balance the ph before the plant has any contact with it. is this true? Any help on either or both of these questions would be amazing.

5.7 is perfect that is the buffers in the nutes doing there thing. as far as your leaf im not sure

forgetiwashere said:

5.7 is perfect that is the buffers in the nutes doing there thing. as far as your leaf im not sure

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I thought for soil the aim was somewhere around 6.5-7 and in hydro its 5 i am growing organic soil. This is the kind of stuff that always confuses me because everyone seems to have there own opinion.

no thats my bad i was thinking of hydro

So nobody knows what these spots are? :/

looks fine to me. i wouldn't worry unless they are on the majority of the leafs

Thanks man its been a couple weeks and i am happy to say that some micro seemed to help them out and the spots have slowed or even stopped.

do you have more pics of your plant im an earth juice user myself i want to see what its done for yours vs mine come check out my thread

https://www.rollitup.org/cfl-fluorescent-lighting/484653-220w-cfl-closet-grow-1-a.html

you have to watch those spots also it could be insects or cal mag i had that problem recently

anomaly1990 said:

Thanks man its been a couple weeks and i am happy to say that some micro seemed to help them out and the spots have slowed or even stopped.

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