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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Hello i have yellow/ brown spots on my leaf, i cut the lower leafs off as they where bad and drying out. I have been given it tap water which is ph6.2-8 and today for first time since planting i gave them some nutrients and ph was ph5.4-5.6 humidity 66% 25 degrees Celsius. they are under a 125watt cfl
    The lights have been on 24 hours
    I have now turned the light to 18-6
    They are 2 G-13's, 1 Blue Cheese and 1 Violator Kush

    You can look at the pics below
    Please let me know what you think the problem is?

    Cheers
    Tom
    tomcromp Reviewed by tomcromp on . Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help Hello i have yellow/ brown spots on my leaf, i cut the lower leafs off as they where bad and drying out. I have been given it tap water which is ph6.2-8 and today for first time since planting i gave them some nutrients and ph was ph5.4-5.6 humidity 66% 25 degrees Celsius. they are under a 125watt cfl The lights have been on 24 hours I have now turned the light to 18-6 They are 2 G-13's, 1 Blue Cheese and 1 Violator Kush You can look at the pics below Please let me know what you think Rating: 5

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Actually the plant seem healthy... But I've notice the Ph 6.2-8 does this mean between the two ? ph of 8 is really too high... If you mean 6.2 to 6.8 even there it is a little bit high.

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Yeah, pH is off. It should be around 6.7, check the RUNOFF for that number. Your soil looks kinda heavy too- what kind is it?

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Im using some rubbish £1.20 peat soil
    I usually use tap water which varies from 6.2 to 8.0 but dont know how accurate my ph meter is?
    What do you mean check the runoff how would i do this?

    Cheers
    Tom

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Quote Originally Posted by LuciferN
    Actually the plant seem healthy... But I've notice the Ph 6.2-8 does this mean between the two ? ph of 8 is really too high... If you mean 6.2 to 6.8 even there it is a little bit high.
    What even with the yellow spots? and lower leafs curling over? dont forget that i cut off the worse of the lower leafs today
    Also you cant really see it in the pic but at the top the steam is slightly purple

    Cheers
    Tom

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    IF you water heavily, some comes out the holes. Check the pH of that. How are you checking it? Meter, probe, drops, or strips?

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Its a meter i got it off ebay heres a link to the one i got PH METER , FOR ,MARINE AQUARIUM, FISH POND,HYDROPONICS on eBay, also Filtration Heating, Fish, Pet Supplies, Home Garden (end time 30-Oct-08 14:48:01 GMT)

    I'll let you know the results in 2-3 days when i next water them.
    Is that the only thing it could be ph?

    Cheers
    Tom

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    Did you calibrate the meter you bougth ? As for the problem it can be related to fert too.

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    I know i havent over fertalized as i gave it its first lot today maybe under fertalized.
    No i didnt calibrate it it dint give me anything to do it with or give me instructions on how to i presumed it would of be done already?

    Tom

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    Yellow / brown spots on leafs newbie help

    With any pH meter you should have a way to check accuracy, like a cheap bottle of liquid indicator drops, so that you at least have an idea it is working right.
    Your plaNT doesn't actually look all that bad! Just liek you need some more light, and to let the soil dry out more between waterings, and next time you re-pot, use a decent potting soil with some extra perlite in it. Just a plain soil that is peat + lime + perlite is a classic mix. Don't put it in too big a pot, because you WANT to re-pot every 4-6 weeks for your roots to be happy.

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