Could you take a look?

Hi guys, I have this frozen og seedling that has some spots on it and I could use some help identifying what it is and how to treat.

She is in happy frog and has been given 6.5ph water and that's it.

Thanks!

Up pot an feed.

dredra said:

Hi guys, I have this frozen og seedling that has some spots on it and I could use some help identifying what it is and how to treat.

She is in happy frog and has been given 6.5ph water and that's it.

Thanks!

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Agree with 2nd poster
Pot is too small, it will begin sacrificing old.leaves for new growth.

It got too dry at one point and damaged the leaf margins. I had this happen just recently.

Look familiar in my photo? Simply water a little more often or up pot.

I appreciate that suggestions guys. Im going to transplant. Thanks!

Not saying that's what it is, but I get the same spots sometimes if I'm pushing too much light to soon. They stop appearing once the plant adapts.

It didn’t have enough medium in that solo cup to begin with ( probably depleted some of it nutes ).

up pot as stated , maybe dust a little myco on roots before transplant and use straight TAP - no measuring ph. Its a plant just like a houseplant and your outside lawn , it doesn’t need “ adjusted “ water.

A larger container of medium ( ocean forest for example ) is prebuffered and will compensate for the plant. Plus will feed that plant alone without adding anything.

My guess would be a pH issue. I only pH balance hydro. I stopped doing pH for soil a few years ago. My water that comes out of the tap very close to 6.5 or 7ph. I let microbial life take care of balancing my soil.

I like @Budzbuddha suggestions. I like to add a tablespoon or so of rolled oats per 1 gallon of soil to help with mycelium growth.