mr sunshine
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Like your cal mag deficiency? You know those are two different deficiencies , right?
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Niblixdark
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Yes am aware of that. Is that your take?
Bing, give this man a cigar! The chlorine in my water is beneficial
tangerinegreen555
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I've been growing a long, long time. Outdoors since the '70's, moved indoor in 2009 after the kids were moved out and in school. I used to think I knew everything.
Then I came here almost a decade ago and basically hung around in the library for a few yrs. and asked questions in PM's.
I found out how little I really knew.
You should look at some of these guys pics sometime. There are some real major league growers here. And they will answer questions if you're not a know it all.
Niblixdark
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Am using city water and it has really high amount of chlorine....
mr sunshine
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Na, it looks like something was eating your leaves. Spidermites maybe, possibly something else.
LOL indeed that's what it looked like to me. Then again what do I know. It's not like Los Angeles is a city or anything.
Niblixdark
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Ok but I really don't have any insects or mites I do have a UV light underneath this plant in particular would that harm it ?
mr sunshine
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So do i..... it doesn't leave bite marks on my leaves. If you think that's a calcium deficiency, you don't know what a calcium deficiency looks like.
mr sunshine
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I don't think a light bit your plant, but I don't recommend you have any light underneath the plant. Hang them above, those 6th grader ideas do more harm then good.
Niblixdark
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Ok it's the first time I used one before I guess i better hang it up high in the room.
Actually you guys just made me figure something out now that we're talking about it. Why it's like this and the rest are not .. it's damaging the leafs it's too strong ?
Actually you guys just made me figure something out now that we're talking about it. Why it's like this and the rest are not .. it's damaging the leafs it's too strong ?
jacksmuff
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my guess is you don't know what your doing
Niblixdark
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Well am gonna take a good look then waiting for lights on. I'll take a peek
jacksmuff
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if you got a scope look it over good
Niblixdark
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Ok it is a bit of heat damage I suspect no mites it's only the 30% of plant with the spotting on leafs all other plants have no spotting. It's the closest one to the lights with this. Also it's twice as big then the rest.
I moved it close to the light 2 weeks ago, probably why ... the rest are fine. Thanks for the advice from everyone.
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I moved it close to the light 2 weeks ago, probably why ... the rest are fine. Thanks for the advice from everyone.
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mr sunshine
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Post a pic of the heat damage, didn't look like it in the last one I seen. Either way, if it's done it's done. Chop it and clean the room.
tangerinegreen555
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Yeah, good luck.
And if in about 6 weeks you roll up one of those stellar buds and you hear snap, crackle, pop, pop, pop after you fire it up...you'll know it was mites and they laid eggs.
Niblixdark
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Niblixdark
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The yellow leafs are all the ones near the light the rest are slight green to dark green at bottom and around sides