Does anyone know what could be causing this. 1 and 2 are from the same plant and 3 is from another.

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Welcome to the forum. Get a 30x magnifying glass and look close, bet you will see a parasite that is eating those leaves. You need to address this immediately. There are many insecticides available. Get one with some neem oil in it, a common ingredient, and spray them today. Again in a couple of days, then weekly until you don't see any more spots forming. VV

I'v had that happen to a few plants... I just plucked the leaves off... didn't happen again... no idea what it is though listen to VI

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Hey VictorVicious. Thanks alot for the advice. You dont happen to know the name of the parasite do you?

Most probably spidermites mate.

I wouldn't think it would be spider mites unless your leaves have yellow tips, and even then you can normally determine right of the bat if its spider mites or not, although I could be wrong..

it's not spidermites, you can't see any damage that they would cause (freckles)

often, the bottom leaves of a plant will die of as it gets bigger. when the leaves become not needed, the plant will use them for food. it's common to lose the bottom two sets of leaves in late veg. how's the new growth, everything up from those leaves?

kp

um it could b a few things water on the leafes . if on the under side of the leafes is a lump it is a bug egg

This is what really pisses me off about this site - out of 5 or 6 people not one single person has given this guy the correct advice he needs. Bugs? Are you freaking serious? Spider mites? That leaf damage looks nothing like spider mite damage, in fact the leaves look nothing like bug damage full stop. It's leaf chlorosis ffs!

Folks, seriously please, if you don't know the answer - say NOTHING. Saying nothing is better than bad or wrong advice.

His plants are Nitrogen or Magnesium deficient - hard to say which without more information. N or Mg deficient - the two most common indoor deficiencies - what a surpise.

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