Strange leaf Issues! Help!

Nellyitis

Nellyitis

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Hey Guys,
Into Day 40 of my Ripleys OG from Mephisto.
Ph 6.1, Coco, Constant 25 Degrees, 60% RH, 315W CMH.
Plant seems to be doing well except for some leaves.. not all have these strange markings, only a few.
after researching for a long time online I didnt have much luck so hopefully someone else has some knowledge. Thanks!

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hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Nellyitis said:
Hey Guys,
Into Day 40 of my Ripleys OG from Mephisto.
Ph 6.1, Coco, Constant 25 Degrees, 60% RH, 315W CMH.
Plant seems to be doing well except for some leaves.. not all have these strange markings, only a few.
after researching for a long time online I didnt have much luck so hopefully someone else has some knowledge. Thanks!

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Tell us your feeding routine and if it includes cal mag. Location on the plant - top, middle or lower leaves.
 
Nellyitis

Nellyitis

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Feeding 1/4 Strength GH Trio + CALMAG 2ml/Gal + Roots Stimulator.
Seems to be all the biggest fan leaves, not on top, middle to bottom.
 
jondamon

jondamon

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Nellyitis said:
Feeding 1/4 Strength GH Trio + CALMAG 2ml/Gal + Roots Stimulator.
Seems to be all the biggest fan leaves, not on top, middle to bottom.
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And what is the PPM or EC of the Feed that you are giving the plants?

Personally I see a hungry plant that exhibiting def symptoms due to not enough feeding.

That means you can either increase your frequency of feeding or increase your strength of feeding but without knowing g the exact ppm or EC of what’s being fed it’s hard to say for sure but I see a pale plant that should be a lot darker than it is.
 
Nellyitis

Nellyitis

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jondamon said:
And what is the PPM or EC of the Feed that you are giving the plants?

Personally I see a hungry plant that exhibiting def symptoms due to not enough feeding.

That means you can either increase your frequency of feeding or increase your strength of feeding but without knowing g the exact ppm or EC of what’s being fed it’s hard to say for sure but I see a pale plant that should be a lot darker than it is.
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hey man, feeding at 400-500ppm, although some of the tips are yellow/ starting to burn very slighlly
 
OldMedUser

OldMedUser

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Blown up that looks like some sort of fungal or mildew going on.

Have you got a magnifying glass or cope to check for fine fuzz underneath? Some don't do that and it's possibly some other plant disease like septoria.

Does not look like a deficiency to me.

Good luck.

:peace:
 
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