Alright this is the first problem i have encountered so far and i have spent countless hours scouring the net for an answer but no luck. i have little brown spots forming on a few of my leaves and it is on more and more leaves by the day. also my stem is deep purple in some places and striped purple in others. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP! Also, this is the only plant out of 9 that are having the brown spot problem. quite a few others are having the purple stem prob.
How long has this problem been going on? - less than a week.
What STRAIN are you growing? - Blue Mystic from regular seed.
What is the age of your plants? - 1 month plus a few days.
What substrate/medium are you using? What brand of soil mixture are you using?(percentage of perlite, vermiculite...etc?) - 50% peat moss, 25%verm, 25%perlite.
What brand Nutrient's are you using? - Earth Juice-grow,bloom,micro,+ a little superthrive.
How much of each nutrient are you using with how much water? - 3/4 strength.
How often are you feeding? - when the container is light, like its dry, i water/feed. so like every 3 or 4 days.
What size bulb are you using? - 400w MH. its a new bulb.
What is the canopy temperature? - 79F +/-3.
What water are you using? 50% dehumidifier water(runoff tray and container is kept clean) and 50% tap. bubbled and open for 24hrs.
Are plant's infected with pest's? - no.
The spotting may be from a pH problem, earthjuice is acidic so are you mixing it and letting it sit out for 24 hours before using it?
Have you tested the pH? That spotting can be caused by pH not being stable......
Dehumidifier water is almost pure and is considered to be hardly any nutrients so your plants are relying fully on your grow and micronutrients. It's like if you were using RO water.
First I would test the pH if you have not done so, your mixture is acidic to begin with if not enough lime is added and if your not mixing earthjuice properly and letting it sit it will being the pH down even farther.
I would considering getting a pH pen if you can spare the cash.
If not pH test strips that have proper pH range in them. like pH range 4-10
Some test strips don't have a wide enough range and are not recommended for using.
First check the pH, if the pH is in check then you need to bump up the bloom a little bit, spotting like that either caused by pH or phosphorus problem.
the stems you are talking about is normal, that is a normal purple color, some have deep purple; purple can be a sign of a pHos problem, but that is not an accurate way to say it has one, because of cannabis genes, the color on petioles and stems can vary.