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Zanu1337started grow question 13d ago
First time grower here, I planted these 3 Gorilla Cookies Auto on 15 sept, they are right now in day 12, the first 2 I show in the video are looking healthy (at least thats what I think) but the third has deformed leaves, pointing downwards, and has yellow spots, any idea? :((
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AsNoriuanswered grow question 13d ago
Rare case, but i have to agree, watering habits and most probably RH is wrong. Those blemish spots is aftermath of irregular grow pattern and a bit hot soil ( at least from my grows, was getting them with heavily fertilized soil mixes like Pro HP, never with less potent soil ). She will grow it out, not a thing to stress, but watering and RH has to be reviewed...
Selkotanswered grow question 12d ago
What this may indicate:
- Early signs of a slight deficiency in mobile nutrients (often nitrogen or potassium)
- Stress related to watering or substrate
- Slightly unsuitable soil pH
For now, these are very early signs, nothing dramatic.
- Check the pH of the substrate (ideally 6.0–6.5 depending on your substrate)
- Make sure you're not watering too often
- If it gets worse, consider adding a small amount of nitrogen- and potassium-rich growth fertilizer.
Keep an eye on the new leaves: if they come out green and healthy, the problem is solved. 😉
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FyreOGanswered grow question 13d ago
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PPFDaddyanswered grow question 13d ago
Hey growmie, nothing serious here, the third plant just shows early Ca/Mg deficiency. If your mix doesn’t include Ca/Mg, add a Cal-Mag and keep soil pH near 6.5 so it stays available. New growth should come in clean; the old specks won’t heal but you’re on track. Good luck!☘️😋
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