I got pics someone help!!

[OG Royal Grower]

Anyone wanna give me their 2 cents on what the fuck i need to do...?

 

[sproutco]

They are getting big for their containers. This means more watering. Follow the directions for fertilizing I sent you in a pm. On close inspection of some of the bottom leaves, I noticed some lesions. This may be a fungal leaf spot.

I am sure others will have something to say.

 

[Laxpunker]

If the leaves were just yellow I'd say you have a nitrogen defficiency howevr those spots on the leaves do make me a bit worried. If you've checked for insects and haven't found any I'd start figuring out how to fight some sort of fungus.

 

[x-dreamly bAKed]

The leaves suffer from chlorosis. Do a soil ph test. Did u remember to add lime to your mixture? U might need some liquid magnesium ferts. How is the humidity also?

 

[MynameStitch]

baked again its not magniseum hes got septoria leaf spot

 

[OG Royal Grower]

we added the gypsom and epsom and dolomite lime to our water today i hope they start to recover. i think the epsom had Mg and sulfur in it too.
thanks
OGRG

 

[sproutco]

I think I would know that smoking leaves really does not get you high and spray with a nonsystemic fungicide like daconil 2787 (chlorothalonil) for your fungus leaf spot. Dont spray when flowers start forming. Use the ornamental rate. Don't smoke treated leaves.

 

[Haps]

Why don't you trust satan, he will surely fix them if you serve him. And you do by your sig. I would not help such a one who serves darkness.

Hap

 

[MynameStitch]

Why don't you trust satan, he will surely fix them if you serve him. And you do by your sig. I would not help such a one who serves darkness.

Hap

satan pal!

the problem with your plants is not magniseum, its septoria leaf spot you have a fungal problem like sproutco has stated........

 

[easyrasta]

I think you need to take care of the fungal problem
and transplant.
peace
Ez

 

[Guest]

Id tend to agree with the leaf spot fungi problem matey,,
ive had that on my last indoor gro except mine were indoor and were more
white spotted now i think about it.
W/why dont you stick tose girls in the ground ? - theyll love you for it"
as you do need to transplant anyways.

good/luck Mon.

 

[OG Royal Grower]

is it too late to plant them in the ground they are all flowering, so will it do any good.

are there any home recipies for this fungal problem

 

[Guest]

you could still put them directly in the ground, its a little late but it would allow for more rootspace. those look big enough to be rootbound for sure.

 

[MynameStitch]

naa i dont think they are rootbound, depending on how long the plants have flowered, cannabis roots only grow new root systems 2 weeks into flowering when they hit there growth spurt, after that its bud growth, they still grow roots but not as quickly as they did the first 2 weeks

they will be fine to finish out the pots they are in now..... abd besides you dont want to cause unnessary stress to them when they are in flowering

 

[OG Royal Grower]

I think I would know that smoking leaves really does not get you high and spray with a nonsystemic fungicide like daconil 2787 (chlorothalonil) for your fungus leaf spot. Dont spray when flowers start forming. Use the ornamental rate. Don't smoke treated leaves.

So should i still spray them even though they all are flowering? maybe apply it with a cloth or something so i can avoid getting on the buds...
help me!!

Peace,
OG Royal Grower

 

[420KushMaster]

dont spray nothing on the buds never or youll be tasting it when u smoke!

 

[OG Royal Grower]

well i just sprayed the fungus killer all over the plants. i hope it works i ended going with the 2787 stuff. so many leaves keep dying. i bought a ph test kit with NPK level tester as well. ph is between mid 5 and 6, nitrogen levels mid to high, P levels are high and K levels are medium

 

[sproutco]

Daconil 2787 is highly effective. I would not spray again since there in bloom. Sounds like your ph is okay. Keep them well watered especially in hot weather.