Hi, so I’m new to growing cannabis, only seen a few plants through so far. One of my current plants is developing yellowish spots on the new growth leaves which are turning into holes as they grow. I don’t think it’s pests because it’s only affecting the new growth. I’m thinking a nutrient problem. It was planted in basic potting soil with some good compost mixed in. I did give it some top mix dry organic 4-4-4 nutrients last week. I also have not checked the soil Ph. Just wondering if anyone has experienced in this. Like I said I’m very new to this and am super interested in learning as much as I can to make the ladies happy
Holes in new growth leaves
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CaliRootz88
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How much 4-4-4 did you apply and what size container is your medium?
Picture of the full plant?
What are your temps? (highs and lows)
What is your humidity? (highs and lows)
weedstoner420
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If indoors, is it near a fan/possibly scratching against itself or other leaves?
Its in a 5 gallon pain. The nutrients called for 1tbsp per gallon but I only gave it 3 tbsp as it was the first time I was using them. They’re ment to be outdoors but it’s been a real cold spring, I’m not in a great growing zone in Canada here. I had really good results out on the deck last summer but it was very hot and dry.
They’ve been outside about a week and a half, that probably when it started. Temps between 19*C in the day and it went down to 1*C last night. It’s been raining for 4-5 days so I’ve brought them back in the house. Definitely not under controlled conditions.
CaliRootz88
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sounds like what you’re seeing is environment stresss.
yea I completely understand this is not by far the ideal environment for cannabis. It was 35*C here in the Canadians rockies at this time last year when I first tried growing outside. Not the case this year.