need help asap spots on leaves and no bugs

[squirrelkilla]

iv got these plants that have been growing nicely up until 3-4 days ago one of them got these spots on a few leaves on only one plant and i trimmed the leaves off that had it but the spots started showing up on other leaves i dont see any bugs or webs or anything that could make me think its bugs could it be over watering i use aqua globes is that a bad idea should i go back to watering schedule or can it be ventlation help please
humidity has been 35% during the day and 45-50% at night temp 80-day 65-night

squirrelkilla Reviewed by squirrelkilla on 01-24-2010. need help asap spots on leaves and no bugs iv got these plants that have been growing nicely up until 3-4 days ago one of them got these spots on a few leaves on only one plant and i trimmed the leaves off that had it but the spots started showing up on other leaves i dont see any bugs or webs or anything that could make me think its bugs could it be over watering i use aqua globes is that a bad idea should i go back to watering schedule or can it be ventlation help please humidity has been 35% during the day and 45-50% at night Rating: 5

[Faddenator]

iv got these plants that have been growing nicely up until 3-4 days ago one of them got these spots on a few leaves on only one plant and i trimmed the leaves off that had it but the spots started showing up on other leaves i dont see any bugs or webs or anything that could make me think its bugs could it be over watering i use aqua globes is that a bad idea should i go back to watering schedule or can it be ventlation help please
humidity has been 35% during the day and 45-50% at night temp 80-day 65-night

I am willing to bet the problem IS the aqua globe. aqua globes saturate the soil with water , allowing NO AIR to get to the roots. It would not surprise if you gave your plant root rot but letting it sit in water saturated soil. To check, take the aqua globe out, wait a few hours to a day to let the soil dry out just a little bit. grab the plant by the base of the stem and lift it out of the pot about halfway. look at the roots. they should nice and white and stringy. Im willing to bet yours are not.

Weed needs to have a watering cycle to allow oxygen to get to the roots, otherwise you can cause all kinds of problems. I don't know anything about fixing root rot, unfortunately. I believe there is some sort of formula you can buy to help. transplanting may be a good idea as well.

Just to be thorough, how are you feeding your plant? if you are putting a nute solution in it, this is no good. you should feed every other watering- another reason it needs a watering cycle.

Check out your roots, and post your findings. Im fairly certain this is your problem.

[squirrelkilla]

thanks for the help here is a pictures of the roots also i took the globes out i was afraid that was the problem i think i have a solution if it works i will keep you updated thanks again

[Faddenator]

Well it certainly doesn't look like root rot (which is really good news).... I think its time for the 3 gallon pots, though. They're starting to look a little bound, which could also be causing the problems.