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Leaves spotting, yellowing, and dying on Mazar outdoors

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Cerb

How long has this problem been going on: 1 1/2 weeks
What STRAIN are you growing:
Mazari Sharriff
What was the establishing technique:
seed
What is the age of your plants:
3 months
How long have they been in the soil mixture they are in now:
3 months
How Tall are the plants:
5'
What PHASE are the plants in:
Flower
What Technique are you using:
Tying and Topping early in growth
What size pots are you using?
Buried 7 gallon burlap sacks
What substrate/medium are you using? What brand of soil mixture are you using:
LC’s Soiless Mix #1
What Nutrient's are you using: Recipe #1 http://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=537921 tablespoon blood meal per gallon
2 tablespoons bone meal per gallon
1-tablespoon kelp meal per gallon
How often are you watering: However often it rains
What is your RH Factor?
Not positive, but the air is very sticky most days
What is the Day/Night Temp?
87* - 65* average
Is the grow substrate constantly wet or moist:
No
Has plant been recently pruned, cloned or pinched:
No
Have any pest chemicals been used? If so what and when:
Diluted milk and 3% Hydrogen Peroxide to fight powdery mildew
Are plant's infected with pest's:
No

This is what the leaves look like from first sign of spotting to death:
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Here they are on the plant:
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Everything has lead me to believe that these are PH spots as a result of nute lockout, but I'd like a second opinion from you all. How would one treat the plants? They are flowering well, but I'm afraid that if this continues I will no longer have any fan leaves to supply my meds with their food.

Thanks for the help.
 

Nehr

New member
Looks like nitrogen and manganese deficiency. Though as you say it might be nute lockout due to wrong pH. Do your nutes include manganese? I've noticed that a few nutes on the market doesn't include manganese. If it don't, do get some nurition that has manganese. Else buy a cheap pH-test and see if that's the problem.
 

ibjamming

Active member
Veteran
You buried burlap bags full of soiless mix? When? What did you put them in? Just a hole in the ground? No prep?
 
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Cerb

Yes, the bags were filled with LC's soiless and were hit with liquid karma as per the instructions regarding the mix. The holes were dug and the sacks were dropped in. Have I committed some sort of outdoor growing crime that I'm not aware of?

This is my first outdoor grow, so if I fucked up I'm not surprised.
 

Lt. Herb

Member
I'd lean towards high humidity helping set up botrytis (bud rot). Looks an awful lot like what I got going on in my patch.
 

ibjamming

Active member
Veteran
You should have prepared the hole. Dug it 3X the width of the rootball and amended it.

I don't know what to say. You may have rotted your roots if the water pools in the hole. It may not be getting enough nutes from your mix. It could be a lot of things...ph...?
 
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