White Spots

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by HighDesertGreenThumbs, Nov 28, 2016.

  1. Hi Guys,

    New to GrassCity and looking for some help.

    Question:
    Does anyone know what the white spot is?

    Background:
    I've grown this strain for years and this is the first time the spots have appeared. Bud size is smaller than "normal". This is 1 of 6 plants in my room and it is the only one showing the spots.

    Pictures:
    Pic 1: Spot on leaf
    Pic 2: Spot on Leaf @ 80x magnification
    Pic 3: Spot on Leaf @ 80x magnification
    Pic 4: Underside of buds without spots

    At first glance with the naked eye, the Spot looked like mold but I was unable to locate any mold with a similar appearance.

    Thanks in advance!

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  2. Any problems with powdery mildew in past grows?


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  3. I had 4 plants outdoor this summer, and only 1 plant was affected.


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  4. Hey,
    No mold issues whatsoever. Humidity is 36%.


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  5. Believe it or not, it's a calmag deficiency. You can fix it with a lil Epsom salt. wait, what's your medium ?
     
  6. ProMix


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  7. Would a calcium deficiency cause the triches to grow all crazy?


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  8. Wow, I've actually never seen anything like that before. Definitely not a calcium issue.

    So if your humidity is low and it's not mold, what are the chances it could be a type of fungus?
     
  9. Yes, it's powdery mildew. Mold and mildew are two completely different things. # 1 is gray mold, causes bud rot. #2 and #3 are powdery mildew. It lives on top of the leaves. Can thrive in low humidity, and normally won't kill your plant.[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]


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  10. Interesting, thanks for the answer


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