What could be causing this?

Grankel1

Member
Hey everyone, I’m in day 26 flower using GH flora series. I attached a couple pics of the white widow leaves that are in question. My other plants leaves are a light pale green with red stems. I assumed I was under nuting when I transitioned over to flower. I have since raised the ppm of my nutrient solution. The flowers are looking good and are green around them However I do feel I’m lacking something. Any help would be great.

Growing in coco, 1200 watt air cooled hps
 

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Grankel1

Member
That seems like it could be the issue. I have noticed this on the white widow prior to going into flower. I will pick off all the affected leaves on the plants. Hopefully this will control my issue.

Any other natural ways to get rid of this? I don’t really want to spray anything on the actual buds themselves.

Overall the plant looks really healthy, lots of colas starting to get frosty. I’m not sure how I got leaf septoria especially growing indoors in a sealed room.

Could this be spreading to other plants? Other plants do not have spots just light pale lower to mid leaves. Maybe a lock of nitrogen caused this...hmmm?

Any more thoughts or guidance would be great thank you
 

ChefKimbo

Well-Known Member
Leaf variegation is a symptom of stress in some strains.

Since you have red stems my guess is you are slightly K and or Mg deficient.
 

Whodatt

Well-Known Member
I can tell you that my experience with leaves that are bicolored and hooking equals broad mites. I would make sure to check under the leaves with a scope. Broad mites will make your.plants worthless quickly.
 
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