M
I don't know what to do about these girls. Someone told me it could be iron and sulfur deficiency.. do you have purple stems too?
.
88F/31C in room, soil 85F/29C, 60 % humidity, hand watered with nutrient daily, pH always 5.8 or very close.
A) heat, dry heat from lighting and or too strong of light intensity being too close.
B) micronutrient problem
C) bacteria/virus that is affecting newer roots and thus you are seeing the dying of roots through the leaves.
It´s pretty common here.
This only commercial site I know who asks customers for money to pay "server bills". LOL
Wow. Wow. Ok.
You have a lot of things going on. However, here are the most important ones.
There is nutrient deficiency/lockout in the lower leaves and the top leaves. There is purpling of the stem. And one of the yellowed leaves is showing leaf septemia.
1) Bad air circulation
2) Overheating/bleaching (due to bad air circulation and lamps generating too much heat)
3) Possibly a hot soil mix or overfertilizing (which would in part be because the plant is not taking up nutrients from the soil because of the air circulation and is growing indoors), leading to root damage and nutrient lockout.
So in three words: FRESH air circulation.
michealjordan you have a broad mite infestation.....if you truely want to cure your problem than carefully inspect the underside of your plant for fast moving microscopic mites
It's too bad they locked the broadmite thread... lots of info!I know this is an old thread.....but did anyone come to a verdict??
I am having the exact same problem but after reading threw.....I think it is mosaic virus. I am no expert....but I have 4 lemon kush and only 1 is affected! If it was mites, humidity, P.H, feed, temp ect..... Then all would be showing signs as they are all in the same place and treated the same. They are the same batch of seeds, from the same place, in the same bag! Mine are 3 weeks and look more like wondering Romans last pictures of the young plants.
I have moved it out and the others aren't showing signs yet.....fingers crossed....they won't!