Spots on the leaves!

[TopEkoms420]

I seem to be facing some sort of nutrient problem, and i have tried to look up what it is but i cant seem to figure it out. If someone could take a look and tell me what it might be i would be very happy.

[dylan]

not to shure....i may be pests. have you noticed any bugs in the room? if not check because sometimes they are vey hard to find.

could also be water spots caused from water on the leaves(if you spray them)that magnifies the light and burns the leaves.

if it is a nute. problem try to test the soil or maybe add a micro nute. solution.

hope this helps

[llamaman666]

looks like overwatering.

[TopEkoms420]

I would love to be able to test the soils levels, but we dont have anything to do it with, and were already tapped out (gotta chill with a sack everyonce in awhile too ;) ) But there is alot on the future grocery list for them. As for the watering question that arises, it could be that I just took more control over that, because some plants were getting the drooping leaves so i diagnosed that. I highly doubt that it is bugs, just because its extremely cold for bugs, and we are growing indors, also this is the only plant with problems in a small space with others. We were spraying them with water for awhile though, but i will be sure that doesnt happen again, dont know why we didnt think of the light magnification to begin with....DURRRRRRR!

[TopEkoms420]

I have been waiting a few days and watching the leaves and my concern for the plants well being is raising. It appears to be getting worse. At first the main problem was isolated to the main 2 leaves (largest two) but now it is spreading to the leaves below it. Ive been trying to figure out what it could be but only come up more puzzled. Im thinking most likely is Ph, but im not sure, we are going out today to get a test kit for the soil. But could anyone help me and give me other ideas?