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Smoklahoma_420

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What's up everybody, I am new to growing cannabis and I have chosen to grow my medicine with no bottle chemicals or salt base nutes. This is my second run in my living soil, I have worms and make my own vermicompost. I have recently transplanted into my 30gal pots and I noticed in the past couple days a discoloration and crispness in some of the leaves on a couple of the plants. looks like a rust color. I'm not sure if it's just a minor deficiency or if I have some type of catastrophic pest infestation. Any suggestions welcome. Thank u all in advance for your time and wisdom. Keep it green keep it clean.
 
IIReignManII

IIReignManII

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Did you give the 30 gallon pots a cook time before you planted into them? Whats is your mix? It looks like it might be too hot rather than deficient of something
 
kingromano

kingromano

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Smoklahoma_420 said:
What's up everybody, I am new to growing cannabis and I have chosen to grow my medicine with no bottle chemicals or salt base nutes. This is my second run in my living soil, I have worms and make my own vermicompost. I have recently transplanted into my 30gal pots and I noticed in the past couple days a discoloration and crispness in some of the leaves on a couple of the plants. looks like a rust color. I'm not sure if it's just a minor deficiency or if I have some type of catastrophic pest infestation. Any suggestions welcome. Thank u all in advance for your time and wisdom. Keep it green keep it clean.
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its old leaves bro.. new ones are healthy green just focus on them
youre good
 
Diesel0889

Diesel0889

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kingromano said:
its old leaves bro.. new ones are healthy green just focus on them
youre good
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I'll have to agree here in most cases. New growth looks good. Every now and again I'll have one go a little wacked on me but normally pull right out with no change to my 4x4 bed... keep a close eye on it for a few more days before making any change. Often acting to quick will end up hurting you.

Be very helpful to hear exactly what you are working with for a mix. Otherwise it's in a way a shot in the dark... happy growing!
 
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