Yellow and black spots on Kushage clones, not on any other strains!! HELP
- Thread starter kiwiskunk
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comed
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best I could find online, never seen myself.:
The marijuana leaf can suffer from Black Dot disease, which is also known as Black Spot disease. Either way this disease is caused by Pseudomonas bacteria or can be caused by some fungus species, like Asterina, Asterinella, Asteroma and others.
The marijuana leaf struck with this disease will have black spots appear on the leaf and can have tones of yellow. This bacteria or fungus infection can cause distortion of the buds and cause the marijuana leaves to appear straggly. This is an infection that can affect the marijuana plant when conditions are warm and humid, which means it can occur on outdoor or indoor marijuana leaves.
One of the other contributors to this disease is environmental stress that can strike the cannabis plants. One way to possibly avoid this infection of the marijuana leaves and buds is to choose disease resistant seeds .
http://www.420leafs.com/black-disease-marijuanaleaf.php
The marijuana leaf can suffer from Black Dot disease, which is also known as Black Spot disease. Either way this disease is caused by Pseudomonas bacteria or can be caused by some fungus species, like Asterina, Asterinella, Asteroma and others.
The marijuana leaf struck with this disease will have black spots appear on the leaf and can have tones of yellow. This bacteria or fungus infection can cause distortion of the buds and cause the marijuana leaves to appear straggly. This is an infection that can affect the marijuana plant when conditions are warm and humid, which means it can occur on outdoor or indoor marijuana leaves.
One of the other contributors to this disease is environmental stress that can strike the cannabis plants. One way to possibly avoid this infection of the marijuana leaves and buds is to choose disease resistant seeds .
http://www.420leafs.com/black-disease-marijuanaleaf.php
Sunbiz1
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What % of the plants leaves have this damage?.
kiwiskunk
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Hey thanks for the responses guys, but the moment i posted this thread my old friend came around and diagnosed them for me. It was black spot fungus, only on a couple leaves that must have been exposed to a little much moisture. Got rid of them and now haven't seen any since.
max316420
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if those are clones and freshly rooted then what is happening in the pic you posted is completely normal, the plant is unable to absorb food when trying to root so it's eating the stored food from the leaves. Once it has established roots then it will start to grow normally