Hello fellow growers, i am raising a girl autoflower called jack herer and i have noticed my leafes are drying out a bit and having theese spots/gray areas on some of the bottom nodes, can this come from spraying the leafes/under the leafes with water or is it something else? First time growing so appreciate all help i can get, my other jack herer is much more healthier but is also beginning to get the same marks but not nearly as much, i will post photo of both so you can see, photos are taken on day 15 after coming up of the coco
Dry leafes diagnosis help
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I should add that my soil har never been dryed out to the max so not overwatering atleast i think, maybe overwater if something? I am doing my best with the PH but my tap water changed rapidly in ph levels as spring water came suddenly so i may i have watered 2-3 times with ph under 6.0 atleast, could that be the issue? Or lighting stress maybe from spraying the leaves just a bit frequently
you need to ph your water, cheapest method is to get a aquarium PH kit like....
and maybe some ph up/down solution too, like...
also, you need to let us know what dirt you got there and whether you are feeding any nutrients yet. from the size of that plant, she may be ready for some light nutes.
and maybe some ph up/down solution too, like...
Amazon.com: Root Farm PH Balance Up/Down Value Pack: Pet Supplies
Amazon.com: Root Farm PH Balance Up/Down Value Pack: Pet Supplies
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also, you need to let us know what dirt you got there and whether you are feeding any nutrients yet. from the size of that plant, she may be ready for some light nutes.
I am using ph down and i have watered with a light nute feed last time feeding i am using Gold Labels brand, the thing is that my ph tester broke so for 1-2 weeks i had to guess my ph and i guess that has caused a lockout?
I am growing theese babies in coco coir with perlite added, so do i need to start feeding nutes hard now?
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