What could this be?
- Thread starter Slayxr
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420mastergrower
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any other leaves affected? focus more on the new growth as long as thats healthy you should be good bro
nick88
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Were those leaves laying on top of the soil at 1 time? Every other day seems like a lot of watering. Go by the weight of the pot instead of a set schedule.View attachment 2396569
Indoor grow, water every other day no nutes so far, growing in fox farm ocean forest, plant is about 3 weeks old.
This is only on one of my plants, all the others are fine.
Slayxr
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That is the only leave on the plant that looks like that.
Slayxr
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It could have been yes. this is my first grow with soil, you actually weigh the whole pot? I'm a noob still
nick88
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If the leaves are touching the soil, it will cause that. If whole leaf is not damaged then just trim off the bad part, if it is trim the whole leaf. If you have an extra pot the same size. Fill it with dry soil mix and see how much it weighs, i don't mean with a scale just pick the pot up and feel it . Then use that as a guide as when to water.It could have been yes. this is my first grow with soil, you actually weigh the whole pot? I'm a noob still
Slayxr
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Thank you, I'll have to go ahead and trim that leaf off, whats the best water to use? I heard that well water is bad, but I was thinking about using water from a natural fed creek by my house.
nick88
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Really, wonder why? As long as theres nothing in between your location and the source of the spring to contaminate it you should be fine. I would check the water first though, ph especially.
Slayxr
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I check the Ph every time before I water, thanks for the help.
nick88
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No prob. Whats hte ph of the spring water? Had a friend ding a gorilla grow, and almost lost his plants when he switched to getting water from a stream..We checked ph an it was in the 5 range.