FarmerGreen
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What should I do if there is rot? Just repot and carry on? Trim the bad root?
I have been doing some searching around here and the web in general and I have been unable to find any kind of consensus on what causes some plants to have "taco leaves". I have twelve plants (6 each of 2 strains) just transplanted from solo cups to one gallon smart pots of straight B'cuzz coco. They are all fed the same and in the same environment but a couple of them have taco leaves. This post is more the help resolve my idle curiosity since most of the plants are doing well I don't plan to change anything.
Awesome thread,
I've been trying to figure this one out for about a year. It starts as rusting/browning of the center vein around weeks 4-5 flowering on a ecsd strain.
I've been checking ph runoff (coco) and noticed that by week 4 ph is acidic 4-4.4
Any clue?
That looks like septoria or other bacterial/fungal leaf spot. Yellow halo around necrotic spots. Check em out on google image search and see what you think.
GS
Oops, this was supposed to be the first pic in the previous post but I can not edit
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