Will running 24/0 resolve my problem with septoria?

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Smokeytit90

Active Member

• Sep 16, 2021

• #1

I'm growing an auto and has septoria . I'm ordering fungicide spray but in the meantime or even just general query .

( It's due to less than adequate airflow and high humidity at night )

Will running 24/0 or even 22/2 stop the progression or limit it if the environment is now changed .

 

sirtalis

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #2

Maybe, but probably not. Why not just get a dehumidifier?

 

drsaltzman

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #3

Are you sure it’s septoria?

 

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Smokeytit90

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #4

sirtalis said:

Maybe, but probably not. Why not just get a dehumidifier?

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I have one but need a better one . It drops humidity by like 10%

sirtalis said:

Maybe, but probably not. Why not just get a dehumidifier?

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I have one Im going to need another . Thought maybe once if it's septoria mould growth then it's ingrown

 

Herb & Suds

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #5

drsaltzman said:

Are you sure it’s septoria?

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He has no clue , just shot in the dark

 

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Smokeytit90

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #6

Herb & Suds said:

He has no clue , just shot in the dark

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Pretty much lol . Septoria was suggested . This is my second grow still learning

 

drsaltzman

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #7

Very rare to get septoria indoors.
Post some pics when you get a chance.

 

Budzbuddha

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• Sep 16, 2021

• #8

Pics or I’ll give you pink eye too.

 

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Smokeytit90

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #9

drsaltzman said:

Very rare to get septoria indoors.
Post some pics when you get a chance.

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Think it must be a pH issue and calcium deficiency. Got a new Ph reader coming and calmag

 

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thumper60

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #10

Smokeytit90 said:

Think it must be a pH issue and calcium deficiency. Got a new Ph reader coming and calmag

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You dont have leaf septoria somethings wrong somewhere.

 

drsaltzman

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #11

Yeah, that's not septoria.
Do not treat for it.

 

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Star Dog

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• Sep 17, 2021

• #12

Without the right environment your pissing against the wind trying to diagnose a problem, high humidity slows nutrient flowing through the plant, it has to be able to evaporate at the leafs to get pulled up the roots.