Spots On My Plants? Normal?
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Hash Lover
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That's a good size plant for that little cup. I agree with West, looks like the could use some food. What are you using? Nutes, soil and what kind of water?
Hash Lover
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Better pics would help also.
Hash Lover
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Hard to tell by the pics but I would say It's probably starting to show N deficiency. And soon others will follow. What do you have for nutes ? Check out this problem guide. You should see it here: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688
LightFusion
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do you spray them with water when the light is on, i burned my plants and they made brown spots like that on the leaves if you spray them and they are close to the light, the water drops act like magnifying glasses and burn the leaves
Hash Lover
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Have you looked for bugs? What does it look like by the plant guide?
Hash Lover
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Also just a guess but only on the bottom? Might that maybe rule out spraying? And what are you using for lights? I've sprayed with CFL's on but NEVER with HID lighting.
Hash Lover
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CFL's should not burn your Plants. I've sprayed them and put them right back under the lights. How about a calcium deficiency? Does it look like that?
Hash Lover
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They might just need to be feed. You said they have not had any yet right? What do you have for nutes?
Hash Lover
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Time to get some maybe. Looks like it's big enough to want some. And would probably solve your problem. Get some good stuff. MG alone does not have everything that they need.
Hash Lover
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The Foxfarm products are popular. Theirs is pretty simple also. I like it that way. There's a lot of other supplements you can use also depending on what stage of growth they are in. Miracle grow does not have all the stuff you need. I use Foxfarm for my soil plants and seem to do pretty good. But I see room for improvement. But don't we all. http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/aboutfox.html If you check the plant guide I showed you and read it (I know it's kinda long) it tells you all the macronutrients and micronutrients they need. One is really no more important than the other. And what they do for the plant. If you really want to grow healthy plants it is worth reading about what they need. Print it out so you can take it with you and read a little at a time if you need to. It's a lot to read in one sitting for sure.
