healthy babies getting grey shoots and a yellow spot, (quality soil)

[nedguy]

here's my case, pretty simple one, I got 4 plants, im in day 13, now , no over watering, no nuting (soil is rich and high quality so theyre not craving anything), 2 of them are showing some issues,



one has greying shoots,

the other one has 2 tiny yellow spots, (I assume the region died since the dots are flat)\


so whats the deal??

[PurpFreshy]

Yellow spots are due to a lighting issue, leaves too close. These look very insignificant. So no worries. Don't let them get any larger. Also try spacing them a little bit further away.
As for the gray spots it could be a mineral deficiancy, more than likely magnesium. Try 1 tsp of epsom salt in a gallon of water and apply to plants sparingly.
Could be disease.
Could be cannabis strains. Need some more info on plant...
Thanks man, PurpFreshy

[nedguy]

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the problem is spreading and another plant at the cotyledons which is below


lighting isnt intense at all so i know it isnt that either

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COULD ANYONE PLEASE ADVISE ?

[adiitaff]

are you sprayin the leaves at all?

[PurpFreshy]

Man you have a parasite or some sort of plant disease spreading. Or it could be your fertilizer

[nedguy]

I never nuted before ! yeah i sprayed with bottled water like 3-4 times during the whole thing no more, today i sprayed those two plants with some vegging nutes 4 the first time ever, the other 2 plants arent showing anything yet but i scared for them !

[adiitaff]

It may be from sprayin the leaves and the light is burning it. ive done it to my baby pineapple express, the true leaves only has 1 and a half. i just hope it lives. what light are you using and how close to your plants is it?

[nedguy]

120w for tiny plants 4 plants as for now,,, about 1 inch aways since its not all that hot


could it be a ph problem ?, i used bottled water with a ph of 7.8 ! I watered around 1.5 (one point five) times during last week since i put them in this soil

[ThePinkJina]

Lower the pH to somewhere between 6.8 and 7.4, and add some Mg (Magnesium). It seems like a combination of the two. Epson salt is the cheapest and easiest way, but keep in mind, it is SALT. Be sparing. Start with 1/2 tsp per gallon of water.

[PurpFreshy]

Like I said man. Epsom salt.
Lol. Right on Jina