Somethings Wrong

[Redbuddz]

High All


I'm having some issues with some of my plants and I'm somewhat confused because it's not happening on every plant and the problem that's showing on my leaves is very random. I've got about 20 plants growing in 1 gal fabric pots. About 10 of them are having issues and what's odd is it's only showing on just 1 or 2 leaves of each plant. I will attach a few pics that are not the greatest but hopefully someone here has thoughts on why it's only showing on just 1 or 2 leaves and not all the leaves on a plant?




Keep on Growin Ya'll




Redbuddz

 

[Mikell]

What are you feeding? EC wise. Medium?

Early guess would be underfeeding, but a more descriptive explanation and a few whole plant shots would help provide a better idea of your situation.

 

[justanotherbozo]

...how about a couple shots of more of the plants, and by that i mean show the entire plant, it's difficult taking a guess with a few fuzzy shots of a couple leaves so showing more of the plant will maybe help to judge overall health.

...keep in mind also that we're talking about living organisms and as such they will seldom grow without blemishs, ...so maybe what you're seeing is just a few 'zits', as it were, lol.

good luck, bozo

 

[moses wellfleet]

I would also go with under feeding, they look like they deficient in several elements!

 

[Redbuddz]

It very well may be that they are under nourished. I'm using PBP but not really feeding too much as I'm not wanting a lot of growth right now. The plants in general are doing very well, it's just a random leaf or two on each plant that shows issues. The only reason I started this thread is because of just how random the affected leaves are.

 

[Easy7]

Plants are going to respond to light. I wouldn't try to slow them down by less food. Also I don't know of PBP having micro's. Your going to need microblast or something with the trace elements.

 

[Hashash]

if the soil is constantly moist some leafs may show those signs randomly as you said.
the nutrient deficiencies also occur because of that because the roots cant ingest anything
but other then that the plants rather look like having a general nutrient problem

 

[Redbuddz]

Hay All

Plants are all doing fine. All the leaves that were in bad shape were the leaves that were on the original cutting. Plants are about 12-18" high and I've now whacked off a bunch of clones and I'm wondering if anyone has any advice on how to prune my plants for outdoor grow. Now that I've used the plants as mother plants when they grow I will have dozens of upright growth which is truly too many and they wont grow right so how many uprights should I go with?