yellow spots on leaves

[Smokesalot]

The leaves on my plants are starting to have yellow spots on them and i was wondering what this could be
its my first time growing and there outside in plastic pots and i just transplanted them yesturday and it gets about 90 to 95 degrees every day in the sunlight.also i havent added any nutrients or anything like that..and there about 3 weeks old

can anyone tell me what this is?

 

[HeadyPete]

also i havent added any nutrients or anything like that..and there about 3 weeks old

can anyone tell me what this is?

You answer your own question

 

[Mr. Greengenes]

Looks more like little 'sunspots' from water droplets to me. I wouldn't worry.

 

[HeadyPete]

not the old, mythical "water burn spots" again...

This does not happen. I water my outdoor gardens with the sprinkler in the sun and this does not happen. It definitely is impossible with artificial light indoors.

The plant is 3 weeks old and has not been fed. They are starting to yellow from the bottom up from lack of food. The plant is eating the lower leaves to maintain growth.

 

[Mr. Greengenes]

HP, I hate to disagree with someone as experienced as you, but... How hard is your water? If there's enough carbonates, you'll see spots when it dries. When I've seen them myself, I just assumed they were from the hardness, I could be wrong?

 

[Salvataggio]

Really, that's a nutrient deficiency? I recently got this (or something very similar looking and sounding) on two plants at the same time. I thought (out of ignorance) that it could have something to do with temperature. (it was 61 that day.)

 

[PuReKnOwLeDgE]

When I get brown spots like that its usually ph