Kingkong666
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Hey guys, I can't say I am a very informed grower, however. I have been all over the internet to find what problem is so as I could make a solution to my problem.
I have thought of almost everything, here are my ideas.
TMV? Unlikely.
Bleached from nuets? Almost improbable.
Bleached from lighting? Considered, I did rain the leaves with lights close. However, it seems to spread with lights raised.
PH lockout? Stays between 5.8 and 6.3. Mostly at 5.8 with ph always on this rise. Adjust daily.
Water temp? 68*
Root rot? No signs.
System? DWC, Undercurrent. Did nuet (Transition to bloom, GH nuets) and water change, saw these hellish dots 3 days after the system flush/change nuets/lighting.
Over/Under nueting? Shows no signs of ether.
Mold/Fungus? I'm convinced it some "type" of mold...
Conditions? Temp 78 lights, off 68* Humidity is always at 55%
Light change/Stress? Saw dots after recently changing light cycle.
Spread rate? Randomly, no "clear" connection at infected area. Air born mold?
Here's some pictures. I would love some suggestions. Please, any feedback is appreciated.
I have thought of almost everything, here are my ideas.
TMV? Unlikely.
Bleached from nuets? Almost improbable.
Bleached from lighting? Considered, I did rain the leaves with lights close. However, it seems to spread with lights raised.
- High concentrate of chemicals? I have not sprayed any chemicals on plants, all organic.
PH lockout? Stays between 5.8 and 6.3. Mostly at 5.8 with ph always on this rise. Adjust daily.
Water temp? 68*
Root rot? No signs.
System? DWC, Undercurrent. Did nuet (Transition to bloom, GH nuets) and water change, saw these hellish dots 3 days after the system flush/change nuets/lighting.
Over/Under nueting? Shows no signs of ether.
Mold/Fungus? I'm convinced it some "type" of mold...
Conditions? Temp 78 lights, off 68* Humidity is always at 55%
Light change/Stress? Saw dots after recently changing light cycle.
Spread rate? Randomly, no "clear" connection at infected area. Air born mold?
Here's some pictures. I would love some suggestions. Please, any feedback is appreciated.