Can somebody help me identify that this problem

geenmedtech

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #1

This is amnesia Autoflower and my leaves are yellowing it is in week 3

 

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Fender Guitar

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #2

Are you using fertilizer? Looks like overfeeding. The white patches is probably powdery mildew.

 

MrsGreenThumb79

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #3

Looks like a potassium and magnesium deficiency.

 

MrsGreenThumb79

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #4

Did you do foliar feeding using Epsom salt? If so that would explain the white spots.

 

im4satori

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #5

to me it looks like calcium and magnesium def

id be careful foliar feeding with buds on it ......

 

geenmedtech

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #6

I just started spraying them with calcium magnesium

 

MrsGreenThumb79

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #7

Just make sure you don't spray the buds. Could cause problems.

 

im4satori

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #8

id like to see a couple more pics maybe 1 of the entire plant

I wouldn't spray them anymore at this stage

if it is calcium and magnesium def you can give them a good shot of calmag and Epsom salt to the roots

but lets get a couple more pics to confirm

whats the medium?
what nutes?
how much how often?

 

MrsGreenThumb79

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #9

Go to the website pictured.

 

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im4satori

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #10

MrsGreenThumb79 said:

Go to the website pictured.

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lets get some more info on his fertilizer and how hes using it that should give us some answers

 

im4satori

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #11

Fender Guitar said:

Are you using fertilizer? Looks like overfeeding. The white patches is probably powdery mildew.

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I don't see any white patches

but the picture the plants are wet from the recent spray and maybe the glare is what your seeing??

 

MrsGreenThumb79

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #12

Lol now I can tell. It was only glare.

 

Fender Guitar

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #13

The damn illusion tricked me haaa.

 

geenmedtech

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #14

I'll posteoporosis more pics when I get home

 

im4satori

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• Aug 30, 2017

• #15

geenmedtech said:

I'll posteoporosis more pics when I get home

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posteoporosis

that sounds like some kinda bone disease lmao

 

geenmedtech

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• Sep 1, 2017

• #16

Here goes some better pictures reamended it with some compost homemade and fresh worm castings

 

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onionslinger

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• Sep 1, 2017

• #17

All that brown stuff at the base.. is that all dead stuff? If so I'd remove. Keep that stuff clear during any future grows too.

Decomposing plant matter (ie. Leaves) can bring the bugs..

 

geenmedtech

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• Sep 1, 2017

• #18

Super soil mix bokashi compost juice compost teas and fish emulsion the only fertilizer that I use

 

geenmedtech

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• Sep 1, 2017

• #19

That is my cover crop works well
Straw and dried comfrey my worms love to eat it no bugs

 

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