Cannabis Related Problems?

Cannabis Related Problems… do you have any problems that you haven’t found solutions for? Post your problems here and maybe the collective knowledge of our community can help come up with a creative solution!!

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@memberdirectory: what have been your cannabis related problems? Have you had persistent and nagging cannabis issues? Let’s chat about your issues! Thanks @UpDave! Great topic!

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From the voices in my head
Ethan.

i have a problem with my plants the leaves look like they are rusting away, i have tried everything my ph lights runoff, nuts hum. i have flushed, all in order the leaves will just dry up started on bottom fan leaves now its moving up. buds fating up good . some of top leaves starting to get spots on them any advice thanks

here are a couple pic. i took some time ago

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I have a small grow area 20x20’. It’s very difficult to keep humidity low during the winter. Outside temperature last week was -25 Degrees. In the flower and veg rooms the ceiling can drip on cold days. I do use 2 de humidifiers but they can’t keep up. Anyone ever have this happen?

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@growopowners and @mastergrowers might be able to help

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So i need some more info.
First off do you know your soil PH?
Second. You stated its in flower? If so what week?
Third have you inspected for pest?

First glance im thinking, either Root rot. Or possible Phos defficency. Just a guess. the other info will help us to figure that out.

If you are far enough into the flowering process. The leaves will beging to consume themselves. This is usually light fading, upto the leaves basically burning up. This is pretty normal and most growers push the plants to this point every grow.

You also indicated flushing and all kinds of extreme reactions. When i flush ( which is very rare) I also add some light nuets into the plant. They will be starved otherwise. Causing early deterioration.

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Looks like low humidity or too cold.Its hard to tell with out stats. Temp , humidity, indoor/outdoor, medium, fertilizer and rates, what pesticides you use, ect. include as much information as you possibly can.

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To better understand your situation, I have a few questions.

What is the low temperature in your grow reaching? What is your highest humidity? What’s the output of your dehu’s? How much are you irrigating?

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That looks like wind damage to me.? Fans blowing on them?

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While we are all shooting a bit in the dark here, I’m happy to take a guess as well.

This looks like an overabundance of potassium to me. Usually phosphorous leaf burn starts at the tips and works inward. Potassium burn happens randomly around the edges of the leaf like I’m seeing here. When there is a deficiency they will begin to turn yellow and spot as well. These leaves are green, perhaps too green, which is a sign of something excess to me.

One could debate that an overabundance of potassium could also be a deficiency in phosphorous, calcium, magnesium, iron, and/or zinc.

What are you currently feeding these plants and on what schedule? What medium is this growing in? What are the pH issues you are referencing?

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OK EVERYONE THANKS FOR THE INPUT, INDOOR GROW, FOX FARM SOIL, FOX FARM FERTILIZER, SOIL PH 645,HUMI 35-45, TEMP N65 D75, NO INSECTS,DO NOT SPRAY, I HAVE 2 LIGHTS LIKE IN PIC. 16IN. FROM PLANTS,SWITCH TO 12-12 6 WEEKS AGO, I FEED EVERY OTHER WATERING,THIS SHOWED UP COUPLE DAYS AFTER SWITCH I HAVE LOST ALL OF MY FAN LEAVES, NOW A COUPLE UPPER LEAVES SHOWING SIGNS OF PROBLEM, BUDS LOOK GREAT SOW FAR, SOME SPOTS LOOK LIKE BUG PROBLEMS BUT IT IS DEF. NOT THAT’S THE WAY IT STARTS WHOLE LEAF GETS THAT WAY, 4 PIC. ARE TODAY REST ARE OLDER NO ROOT ROT NO FAN BURN.THANKSIMG_1219 IMG_1221

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HERS MORE PIC.

WHITE ROUND SPOTS ON LEAVES IS FERITIZER SPLASH

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Still looks like phos defficency to me.
Do these look close?
phosphorus-deficiency-bagseed-haze2-sm phosphorus-deficiency-bagseed-haze-sm

phosphorus-deficiency-vegetative-sm
If so then its Phos.

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DID YOU CHECK MY PIC. & INFO, I HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING I’VE GAVE CAL-MAG THE LAST COUPLE WEEKS, I’VE USED BESTIE BLOOMZ IT’S GOT O-50-30 NO LUCK, THIS HAS TOOK ALL OF MY BIG FAN LEAVES. LOOK AT IMG1047 COUPLE OF MY UPPER LEAVES LOOK LIKE THIS AFTER USING BEASTIE BLOOMZ, SOME LEAVES AROUND MY BUDS ENDS ARE DYING AND RANDOM SPOTS , I DID A TOTAL FLUSH WITH BUSHDOCTOR STARTED OVER SAME PROBLEM. BEATS THE HELL OUT OF ME[quote=“joel_keygrow, post:11, topic:18675, full:true”]
While we are all shooting a bit in the dark here, I’m happy to take a guess as well.

This looks like an overabundance of potassium to me. Usually phosphorous leaf burn starts at the tips and works inward. Potassium burn happens randomly around the edges of the leaf like I’m seeing here. When there is a deficiency they will begin to turn yellow and spot as well. These leaves are green, perhaps too green, which is a sign of something excess to me.

One could debate that an overabundance of potassium could also be a deficiency in phosphorous, calcium, magnesium, iron, and/or zinc.

What are you currently feeding these plants and on what schedule? What medium is this growing in? What are the pH issues you are referencing?
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Maybe micro and macro is out of wack.

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did you see pic. i posted,. there’s a few of leaves on top near buds are looking that way now. those are new words to me , this is my third indoor grow, i use to do outdoor grow before accident.

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Impossible to say but, judging by how white those spots are from fertilizer over spray, it could definitely be a case of nutrient precipitation causing lockout or just too strong a mix. Nutrient precipitation is common when mixing fertilizers from different companies. The reason companies make A and B mixes is so that you avoid precipitation in storage and when mixing. That is to say, if you mixed B then A instead of A then B you’ll get precipitation. If you mix different fertilizers a chelator, like fulvic acid, can be used to prevent precipitation. What’s your ec/ppm of your feeding waterings? Microbial infection can also lead to these issues but I’d rule out all possible nutrient issues first

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use only fox farm nuts. i know what you are saying about mixing, say a first b next, those spots were on bottom leaves where i poured ferti. out to fast . mix 1/2 of what says on bottle, some leaves the whole leaf looks like brown paint overspray, very small spots at first, some dead places looks like a caterpillar been eating on them.

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Maybe they come down early before they are a total lose. Check trichs earliest is milky/clear 70/30

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