Noobie leaf problem

[niceday]

Hi all,

Noob question which I'm sure you're all bored with but here goes. A leaf problem see pic below, think it might be a fert prob but hey just a noob. below is a list of location, soil, water cycle etc...

-indoor - (Conservatory)

-soil

-Soil type/brand - JOHN INNES POTTING COMPOST No.1 with a layer of stone things at the bottom for airation

-Pot size - 6"x6"X6" - could maybe due for a re-pot

-Soil pH - 7.1 - 7.3

-Water source - Tap water aired for 24 hours prior to use

-Water pH - circa 7.5

-Age of plant - 9-10 weeks

-Type of fertilizer - miracle gro NPK 9-6-5

-Rate of application - water with 1/2 pint every 2 days and miracle gro(house plant food) every 4 days made upto a pint with five drops as it says on the back - just starting to need watering every day so doing 1/2 pint water and then next day 1/2 pint with fert.

-Lighting source and distance from plant - The Sun/91 million miles:)

-Temperature - can be very hot during day/cold at night?

-% Relative humidity - n/a maybe zero not sure can feel quite dry some times

-Lighting schedule - mother nature

-Type of ventilation your room has - window

TIA

[Divestoned]

you have bugs on the big leaf, the lil one died of natural causes.you should transplant,and pick up a bug killer.

Dive:stoned:

[WildFire.ca]

your soil ph is too high should be around 6.5-6.3. re-pot that fucker
It looks like you are over watering also. can we see a few more leaf pics and a few of the whole plant?

[niceday]

Thanks for the advice, here are some more pics.

The soil does appear to be very dry on the second day when I usually water it.

Not sure about the bug thing, looks more like a deficiency but I could be wrong.

Thanx again

[WildFire.ca]

Next time its dry Re-pot it in to a 2-3 gal. pot and flush out the plant with un-chlorinated water with the pH adjusted to 6.3 and keep flushing until you have put 10 times as much water as you have soil in the new pot. on the vary last flush use half strength nute solution and wait until its dry before you water again.

[stinkyattic]

OH GOOD LORD do you have thrips but good.
Yup that plant is super rootbound and most of your stress problems are related to that, and your high pH.
There's a great agway product, I'm attaching a pic, that is pH PERFECT for cannabis. Mix it with 30-40% perlite.
You also need to pick up some bug spray. Since you are in veg, you can use the bonide rotenone with pyrethrins product, but do it NOW because the thrips are outta fuckin CONTROL. Wow.

[Divestoned]

why is it they believe stinky when she says they have bugs?? they never believe me! :(

Dive:stoned; :)

[stinkyattic]

why is it they believe stinky when she says they have bugs?? they never believe me!)
Because I am the Queen of Bug Infestation... fucking thrips... I have been battling them for 2 years organically, and this year gave up and went with the big guns (rotenone) and never looked back.

[KickYoAss]

http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-problems/127374-thrips.html
for size reference, a dime would fit on that leaf, side to side(not length-wise) A single thrip is highlighted in the two red circles(view full image) (http://boards.cannabis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=151159&d=1186168145)

Stinky, are the black dots around the damage poo, or eggs?