Brown spots on leaves please help

Millo

Millo

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Hello, noticed since yesterday those brown spots. Plant is 6 weeks old, white widow auto from rqs.
Light spiderfarmer sf1000 @ 22" and 90% intensity.
Soil BioBizz All-Mix.
Nutes:
Alg-a-mic 1ml/L
BioBloom 1ml/L
TopMax 1ml/L
CalMag 0.4/L
22°C - 50RH
I also have a royal dwarf in there which doesn't show those spots so it shouldn't be the light...
Any help is apreciated
 

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CBDbear

CBDbear

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as justlove said seems like u do not ph your fertilization h2o mix so the plausible lockout, try spray them a couple of time 0.2 ec cal mag ph 6.4 to give a patch for the next week than correct the ph of medium, it happened something similar to me becouse my ph tester was broke!
but still a claw from N toxicity when he is providing none extra to the soil are autos that sensible?
 
Millo

Millo

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The claw is prior to this, it was N tox but I stopped giving veg nutes since, only flower nutes so not so much N anymore. I never water till runoff, since I'm using organic nutrients. However I might try it on this one. I don't measure ph of soil, nor have I got the ph meter. I read that measuring ph of soil runoff is innacurate and also that the soil should buffer it so I never bought one.
 
Justlove growing

Justlove growing

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Millo said:
The claw is prior to this, it was N tox but I stopped giving veg nutes since, only flower nutes so not so much N anymore. I never water till runoff, since I'm using organic nutrients. However I might try it on this one. I don't measure ph of soil, nor have I got the ph meter. I read that measuring ph of soil runoff is innacurate and also that the soil should buffer it so I never bought one.
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Sorry mate I didn’t read your thread properly u shouldn’t water to runoff with organic as u will wash away all the good microbes imo but I’ve never really grown organic only outdoor but I’m sure u will find some great soil growers on here to help u out good luck mate u should still check your ph in water though I’m pretty sure something around 6.5
 
CBDbear

CBDbear

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I'm shure someone else can give u better pointers... but I belive you might feeding a pretty high alcaline solution to your girls, that might help to lockout the N and the calcium the Fe too!
 
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