Calcium Deficiency?
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Growitpondifarm
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You seeing this just on random fan leaves ? Almost looks like mite damage to me.
Just on this one plant, out of 8 on the table. On most of the fan leaves tho
MustangStudFarm
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I would have 1 plant out of many that would go to shit. Then, I realized that I had a cat pissing in the pot. Later, I found out that the same cat was shitting in my compost pile too. Animals love organic soil, my dog was eating some fermented manure(malibu) that I made with boakshi. Man, even my chickens will dig in my soil if I leave it out when I am aging it. I don't know if any of this applies to you?
MustangStudFarm
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Right, after looking at the pic closer, I agree with you. Looks like mite damage to me too.
MustangStudFarm
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I take back my last comment, it looks like mite damage. Do you have specks on other plants, they will look like little tiny dots and if you look on the bottom of the leaf you will see them.
ganjaman87
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You been keeping the soil wet? I was getting the same when I grew living soil and would let the the soil get too dry.
Thanks, that would make sense, I am growing in autopots, and the top few inches has been very dry.
SilentBob024
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It's to dry. Guaranteed. I'm not at home for the next 5 days, so I cant show you my pictures, but I had the exact same thing. I even hired someone from our grow shop in town to come inspect each plant I got to be sure as my eyes are shit for things that that small. No bugs. However the dryness was yellowing and crisping edges of leaves. Being under the direct light it dries up the water faster, but the plant is doing more under direct light and used it faster than expected. I have mine all automated now. Made my life way easier. Sprinkler system on a timer and it started doing better. But, could be anything else as well. Just my two cents, and probably not worth a whole lot lol. Also I am using stepwell soil