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NoobTap

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Sup all, as title says, I'm at my first season of outdoor growing and I ran into a bit of a pickle. Some of the leaves on one of my plant as started to curl downwards and most of the leave on all 3 of my plants have brownish spots on them (see pictures). I've had problems about 2 weeks ago with powdery mildew and manage (i think) to resolve the problem with a mix of neem oil water and dawn soap. Here is as much info as I can give you. Hope you all help me find a solution!!
-I think they are strawberry kush but hella not sure
- planted into 5gallons mix of organic potting soil/perlite/ and "worm something" earth
-outdoors (bring them in at night since temperature drops below 10degrees celcius or 34F) temperature during the day is about 23celcius atm or 73F.
- lots of air circulation during the night with a fan I have and open area with soft breeze to considerable wind during the day.
 

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Looks like foilar burn. It can happen with neem oil. Spray in the evening when PM rears its head and sun light less likely to burn.
I use organicide plant doctor for PM and botrytis. Its systemic and dont stink and never had burn with it. Can use farther into flower for mold control than neem.
Give a liquid feed and enough water. Expect the damaged leaves to look worse. Clip em off if 45% dead and or yellow. Its not making sugar anymore.
Tips on neem oil. Make sure to use warm water and warm up the neem so all of it is liquid (most cold pressed neem will solidify some what in cool environment). Sometimes a few more drops of soap are needed to get it in solution. Drops at a time. Slosh ir swirl it when spraying to keep it mixed up.
For PM all surfaces need sprayed. Undersides if leaves, stems and the top of the soil. PM is soil borne. Also treat any plants outside your ladies might be near too.
Remove leaves and nodes that are not in the light. Clean walls and fans where they go at night.
 
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NoobTap

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Red Hard Head said:
Looks like foilar burn. It can happen with neem oil. Spray in the evening when PM rears its head and sun light less likely to burn.
I use organicide plant doctor for PM and botrytis. Its systemic and dont stink and never had burn with it. Can use farther into flower for mold control than neem.
Give a liquid feed and enough water. Expect the damaged leaves to look worse. Clip em off if 45% dead and or yellow. Its not making sugar anymore.
Tips on neem oil. Make sure to use warm water and warm up the neem so all of it is liquid (most cold pressed neem will solidify some what in cool environment). Sometimes a few more drops of soap are needed to get it in solution. Drops at a time. Slosh ir swirl it when spraying to keep it mixed up.
For PM all surfaces need sprayed. Undersides if leaves, stems and the top of the soil. PM is soil borne. Also treat any plants outside your ladies might be near too.
Remove leaves and nodes that are not in the light. Clean walls and fans where they go at night.
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I have stop spraying them since PM seems to be gone. When I sprayed, it was mixed with cold water and not warm. I did spray every single spot on the leaves and underneath as well. I also sprayed when the sun was down yet still some sunlight to see outside (no direct sun). I have never used fertilizers on them but just ordered some as we speak and I'll receive in 2 days...let's hope they wont die and they'll make it through this. While the fertilizer gets here and it hopefully saves the day, anything else I can do? Leave plant in the shade for exemple and I also bring them under an outside roof I have when it rains, should I leave them out in the rain?

Sooo many questions :P thanks all

Also anything positive or negative on the fertilizer I ordered?
THANKS SO MUCH again for the help. I rly rly appreciate!!!
 

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