Which deficiency do you think this is?

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

Fungus is my guess and not a deficiency. Roots. Check out septoria and other fungal diseases.

Looks like P or K deficiency to me. Had the same issue my first grow except mine was worse. My pH was off at my root zone. Didn’t know any better at the time so I just rode it out. Got small buds as a result.

Ever wonder why you have a deficiency of something you supply? Root issues and usually not just pH. Small buds a clue. Read about biological inoculants and nutrient uptake. Look into Great White and don't overwater.

hotrodharley said:

Fungus is my guess and not a deficiency. Roots. Check out septoria and other fungal diseases.

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How would you treat it?

Antisocial Extrovert said:

Looks like P or K deficiency to me. Had the same issue my first grow except mine was worse. My pH was off at my root zone. Didn’t know any better at the time so I just rode it out. Got small buds as a result.

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Thanks for reply bro

sero1991 said:

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

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Definitely looks like septoria. I’m having the same issue

sero1991 said:

i grow organic in a super soil with compost and earthworm castings in FFOF and dr. Earths Flower girl 3-7-5. Distilled water with seaweed extract and molasses sometimes. Compost tea once every two weeks.

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If you have a deficiency with this schedule id be suprised....

sero1991 said:

How would you treat it?

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Copper sulfate. Look for treatment where garden supplies are sold. Used on tomatoes which also can suffer from septoria.

Septoria is rare indoors,the first leaf is just normal wear and tear.The other shows signs of a calcium problem.What is your ph?

nmibud said:

Septoria is rare indoors,the first leaf is just normal wear and tear.The other shows signs of a calcium problem.What is your ph?

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This is what I assumed. Only cause those leaves are from the bottom and sometimes I think the fan might be blowing a little bit much on them (I’ve lowered the setting on it) . What I’ve learned in organic growing is that pH is not needed. I’m only giving it Distilled Water, which has a pH of 6.5, the nutes come from the microbial bacteria throw up basically from eating the compost and worm castings.