Nutrient lockout?

LowOriginz · Jul 29, 2018

Thought it was mite damage for sure but I’m not seeing any mites with my loupe ( my loupe is only a x10 so maybe I’m just not seeing them )or any dots moving. White bits are pieces of white tissue because my partner thought it was a good idea to use toilet tissue to wipe the affected leaves(thinking it was mites) anyone know? There is also some leaves yellowing and dying at the bottom. Anyone Seen this before by any chance

hotrodharley · Jul 29, 2018

Looks magnesium deficient and overwatered.

Boatguy · Jul 29, 2018

Overwatered for sure

LowOriginz · Jul 29, 2018

hotrodharley said:
Looks magnesium deficient and overwatered.

Yeh watered yesterday and the day before that. Some Epsom salt to do the trick?

JohnDee · Jul 30, 2018

LowOriginz said:
Some Epsom salt to do the trick?

Hi LO...I'm a big epsom salt fan. 1/4 tsp/gal for maintenance, 1/2 tsp/gal for early deficiency and 1 tsp/gal for full-on deficiency. For your plants maybe 1/2 tsp and you know you can foliar feed for faster response.

Hey, I watched a youtube video last week of a ladybug eating an aphid. Just curious. It was about the size of...well think of a ladybug eating a foot long hoagie. About that size. Mites are even smaller so hard to spot. You need a stronger loupe.
JD

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