Help!! Mother plant yellowing leaves and Brown spots now everywhere :(

headrushuk

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everything was perfect till 2 weeks ago any ideas im thinking Mag Def its nothing to do with my conditions coz i have 7 other girls in the same room and they all perfect this plant is at least 7 months old shes a star i dont wanna lose her any ideas shes losing alot of leaves now plz help :-(
 

dreadful1

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same problem here and I have MG moisture control.was thinking the coconut husk in it may be acidic or fungus,ph problem????....moving fast whatever it is.4 of my nine have this problem.
 

Ebb n Flo

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what is the pH of your soil? pH of the water your using to feed? is it all the leaves from bottom to top? or just the bottom? are those brown spots i see? any pest problems? how often do you clean/sterilize your grow space? how close ae your lights to the canopy of the plants?
 

headrushuk

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no pests pal ph of soil neva test and ph of water is neva tested im from uk and far as ive read the ph is fine here so i neva mess with that sorta stuff
 

feelingreen

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no pests pal ph of soil neva test and ph of water is neva tested im from uk and far as ive read the ph is fine here so i neva mess with that sorta stuff
pH varies widely and is affected by every little thing you give to your plants and is best maintained within a small, small range in soil, like 6.5-6.8 I'd recommend getting even a cheap pH tester, pH being off will affect everything you do, even if you're giving your plants the right amount of nutes - no matter where you are around the globe.

Every time you feed your plants, it'll affect the pH, but you can't stop feeding - which is why it's also quite useful to have pH up/down on hand to adjust the pH to be within the desired range, without compromising nutes that would've otherwise been overly alkaline or acidic.
 
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