That’s part of it, but here’s a pic of the really bad one that I took out of the tent. I’m worried it’s contagious. 7 of the plants from the pack are unaffected. Two show minor symptoms and this one in the pic is toast.
I was worried it was some kind of bug at first, but now I’m thinking fungus or virus because there are no bugs. Can’t do anything about a virus, and that’s what my intuition tells me.
Not to be rude, but I promise it isn’t nutes. I run recycled organic soil. Sometimes it’s a little hot and the plants do something completely different. Last time my soil was too hot was several months ago. I had some problems, fixed it, and the problems went away.
Not in the veg tent. I just have a computer fan for exhaust in the veg tent.
No fan blowing on the plants in veg, but the computer fan constantly pulls fresh air into the tent.
That was the first thing that I checked for and I checked thoroughly. The two healthier plants that I posted have pretty much recovered. I’ll still have plenty of phenos to choose from.
Try misting them a couple times a day (foliage) with plain water and see if it clears up a bit. maybe your soil mix had a hot spot in it. The other thing i would think about in your situation is it's a chem and chems cannot deal with over watering. sometimes you get a little pot that just won't let air flow.
I don’t generally mist my plants and maybe I should considering I live in the desert. I grow a lot of chem and they’re generally super hardy, heavy feeders. I only usually water when the soil feels dry, and always adjust my water’s pH. I did transplant the remaining 9 into larger pots, and the soil I have now isn’t nearly as hot as it’s been over the past few months.
