Hello, Im a first time grower and ordered some good quality seeds that germinated on 16.11 and were growing nice and healthy until recently. I have followed all growing instructions carefully and I'm growing them indoors with all the required equipment. Recently I’ve noticed these pale spots on the leaves but even after looking at all the possible problems online I'm still not 100% sure what this is and what action to take to help my plants? It looks like leaf septoria but the spots are very light pale green and not yellow plus they appear and pretty much all leaves so I can’t remove them if that’s the case? I have been very careful with watering, I'm giving nutrients on every second watering, every 6 days, light and humidity are perfect, PH around 7 etc. so Im totally bummed about this problem now and I really hope my plants can be saved It could possibly be that I was spraying them with water few times so it's a light burn? I hope that's it.. but besides these pale green spots there are also few very tiny spots and few 'burned' looking spots (photos attached) so could this has also something to do with me spraying the water on them? I can't see any bugs or powdery mildew on the leaves but I've already ordered Neen oil just in case..We are still quite far away from flowering.. please help. Thank you
Thanks, hope that's it. I've been growing them under LED and was spray misting the leaves occasionally just to increase the humidity a bit although I have a humidifier inside the grow room and it's around 55-60%
Old leafs look ruff. Red stems. Needs some Epson salt Foilar. New growth looks good. Let's see how she does Sent from my SM-N960U using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Will the new leaves grow normaly as of today I'm stopping any water contact with the leavs thanks man! Will try that tonight with lights off. Also maybe a neem oil just in case..?
Ok. I'll post updates after a week or so. I re-potted them today into much bigger pots (was about time), sprayed Epsom and fed them (realised I was not feeding them enough, my ratio was wrong) Fingers crossed. Like you said, new growth is looking ok at the moment. Thanks again