Black Spots and Dryness of Bottom Leaves HELP - Page 2

pauliojr · #11 04-06-2007, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by treasure_hunter

thanks for the help guys, well i dont think it could be nute burn because i havent added any nuts at all, and there was none in the soil. Maybe it has something to do with how i was spraying the leaves with water? that could have caused the humidity problem eh? there is about 3 or 4 leaves affected by this, i guess il just cut those off.

O.K. I hope everything works out for you. LOL, that is why I capitalized LOOKS LIKE in my first reply. What kind of soil are you using?

pauliojr · #12 04-06-2007, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Al B. Fuct

I disagree- fert burn usually shows up as yellowing and later dying leaf tips. Not enough yellow in the tips of the pictured plant for it to be fert burn. Looks more like excess humidity.

This also happens when the leaves are exposed to too much heat.

treasure_hunter · #13 04-06-2007, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by pauliojr

O.K. I hope everything works out for you. LOL, that is why I capitalized LOOKS LIKE in my first reply. What kind of soil are you using?

Im just using a generic potting soil i bought from wal mart for like $2. I think il try to get something a bit better quality next time or when i tranplant it to a new pot.

farmer.joe · #14 02-10-2008, 09:39 AM

I have the same on my babies but i have perfect humidity, good ph good soil good drainage good light etc I think it is that the plant is to dry or too hot, or both... mine is not too close to the lights but it has got pretty warm in there and i have left it a while before watering, definetly not nutes as i havent given them any. so with mine i think it may need more watering. as the other babies are perfect and one of them is the same kind. i thought because it was smaller i would give it less water than the rest but...... i think its just thirsty in the heat.
cheers.