Need help!!! no one can help me i need pros???

[Wretched]

now now now ive heard all types of people tell me what they think this is now i want to know what it really is....
im having a problem with my plants it started with one the newest seedling start showing some dry green spots on the lower leaves and i didnt think nothing about it a little bit later the dry green spots started turning yellow and brown.. now it seems like i have this on all my plants mostly on the lower leaves not really bad but very anoyying and i know my plants cant be liking it if you know or had this problem please tell me how to fix or maintain

im not trying to be a dick today i just dont want no "well i think this is" answer's i need to know what exactly this is... \
and im gonna keep posting.. people on here seem just to browse...help me.. thanks

 

[Chomp]

What kind of soil-mix (exact ingredients) are you in and what are you feeding it, how long has it been in it's pot? Need more info before anyone could narrow it down...more than likely from what I see it's ph issues or rootbound...

 

[Hydro-Soil]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say you're using tap-water or bottled spring water.

Without a lot more information, this is like pissing in the wind. May provide some temporary relief, but it creates a huge mess that could be easily avoided.

 

[5pound]

Well it looks to me like Mosaic virus. So do you smoke cigarettes? Although I have never seen it on cannabis, only on certain veggies but from what I see I'd be willing to say that is what it is. I realize you want the definitive answer, but your pics are kinda blury and without a pathogen test you would really never know if it was mosaic or not.

Could be magnesium too, like what Chomp said, what are you feeding them?

 

[Wretched]

thanks for the reply man..

The Ph of the run off is between 5.5 - 6.0 checked this last night after watering.. the water's Ph was between 6.5 - 7.0 no nutes added yesterday..


all the water is R/O
Ph always around 7.0
my feeding schedule.. watering every 3-5 days depending on soil
nutes, water,water, nutes, adding a little bit of guano most times i just use H20 without nutes..
there in FFOF in 1 gall grow bags there were transplanted march 25th into the grow bags and the first little spots showed up around April 2nd

 

[Hash Zeppelin]

your ph is off I think. I havnt used soil in like three years, I cant remember. go check what soil ph should be. Also check the ppm's of your run off water.

 

[Chomp]

Getting closer to getting all the info....what (exactly) is in your mix?

 

[moonymonkey]

is this only happening on young seedlings or older plants too,u said young seedling?

 

[moonymonkey]

at wat dose do you feed,wat type of nutrients,have u ever grown this was before,wit same set up lights and all...? wat type of guano do u use,how do you apply it? is this a organic grow?

 

[Crush]

now now now ive heard all types of people tell me what they think this is now i want to know what it really is....
im having a problem with my plants it started with one the newest seedling start showing some dry green spots on the lower leaves and i didnt think nothing about it a little bit later the dry green spots started turning yellow and brown.. now it seems like i have this on all my plants mostly on the lower leaves not really bad but very anoyying and i know my plants cant be liking it if you know or had this problem please tell me how to fix or maintain

im not trying to be a dick today i just dont want no "well i think this is" answer's i need to know what exactly this is... \
and im gonna keep posting.. people on here seem just to browse...help me.. thanks

Seems to be a mineral defficiency indicating PH is too low, OR it's getting too much or too little or a mineral, OR it could be some weird disease. Doesn't look to be NPK related.

Personally I feel the problem is in your water source first.

 

[stihgnobevoli]

too much nutes plain and simple.

 

[cyberwax]

Too little info, if you gave us alot of more details it would be possible to angle it, but its impossible to say what this is, to me from experience this looks like some overnuted, low lighted soil failure. How often to you water? how much? Without any info at all as stated above and if i had to guess the remedy; get more lights and water less, and if this is in veg or early bloom there is still time to save it.

But what do i know, i only have 8-9 posts

edit: 13 to be exact.

 

[bron2k]

my buddy use to smoke a lot a cigarettes in his flower room. I told him if it's not good for us what makes u think it's good fir your babies. How bad is it really to smoke in the same room with your babies?

 

[Hydro-Soil]

my buddy use to smoke a lot a cigarettes in his flower room. I told him if it's not good for us what makes u think it's good fir your babies. How bad is it really to smoke in the same room with your babies?

It's the handling of tobacco with TMV on it and then handling your plants that's dangerous.

Smoking in the same room will just clog up the stomata on the plants and stunt their growth a bit. (Lower ability to exchange air) A little smoke probably doesn't hurt at all.

Always wash your hands after handling any tobacco products and before touching your plants.

 

[Wretched]

Seems to be a mineral defficiency indicating PH is too low, OR it's getting too much or too little or a mineral, OR it could be some weird disease. Doesn't look to be NPK related.

Personally I feel the problem is in your water source first.

yea this is where im leaning towards.. here some info


watering whenever they need it about 3-6 days it depends

feeding schedule goes as is
nutes, water, water, nutes adding guano seomtimes during watering straight H2O


the water i use is R/O from a local water mill...Ph is alwasy around 6.5 - 7.0 i never see my Ph at 5.5 with just str8 H2O the nutes i add seem to lower my Ph after adding them. H2O with nutes Ph is between 5.5 -6.0
checking Ph right when i get the water, then nutes then the runoff. the runoff is about 5.0 -6.0 some where in here im using one off those cheap General Hydroponic Ph kits so you know my accuracy

mix of Perilite and Fox Farm Ocean Forest.. Perilite is added for better drainage there is also some added to the bottom to mininmize a sludgy bottom been using this for about 2 1/2 months with 2 transplants its not the soil or watering and if you would read there on no schedule but food schedule they get water when they need it ive got that down trust me its has to be some type of defect Mag, Boron, Ph or shit this is what i came down to..
using Floragro 1TBL per gallon

i get confused because like 1 or 2 leaves get the claw symptom which is usually related to nute lock but this only lasts a little after watering...

im gonna give them a flush fuck it

you would really have to see in person
ive had nute burn, Ph issues its similiar but very different in ways.. it looks like a infestation of some sort.. brown dust on the leaves before they start drying up an die.. maybe im tripping
where does my Soil's Ph need to be?

thanks for the reply man you just got some info mixed up and dont worry about me overwatering thats not an issue lol


im gonna cut back on the Floragro and up the guano ive used straight guano before i might just go back to this after a flush we will see


let me know anything else you think will help or if im going the wrong way..

 

[Wretched]

pixxx

 

[Blue Dot]

kinda K def

litto bit Phos def

Watering with straight RO (? = no buffer), doesn't really matter the runoff, it's the change from the previous feed ppm and pH. Is FFOF a good buffer?

Runoff maybe ok but that RO in a soiless is gonna flucuate the ppm and pH a lot from a previous soluable salt higher ppm and different pH (feed) (even though it was only a couple days ago) causing defs.

TMV probably not, fusarium just as likely (orange), both rare possiblities, insignificant probably.

You think growin' is easy? lol

 

[stihgnobevoli]

poor plants. are you still trying to fix a defeciency? theyre overfed thats all.