Help Please! Fan leaves dying off quick. PICS!

[benvortec]

I don't know what the problem is. The leaves are dying but not in a traditional get yellow and die fashion. The plant was repotted from a 4 to 5 gallon pot a few days ago and a few of the roots may have been lost but can that cause this? Basically it starts out as little spots and it's like the places are drying up because on the under side of the leaf the spots look more transparent. The humidity is around 60% and their is no sign of bugs/mites. I am sparingly adding a nute solution to the waterings with an n-p-k ration of 7-9-5... let me know what you think.
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benvortec Reviewed by benvortec on 10-15-2010. Help Please! Fan leaves dying off quick. PICS! I don't know what the problem is. The leaves are dying but not in a traditional get yellow and die fashion. The plant was repotted from a 4 to 5 gallon pot a few days ago and a few of the roots may have been lost but can that cause this? Basically it starts out as little spots and it's like the places are drying up because on the under side of the leaf the spots look more transparent. The humidity is around 60% and their is no sign of bugs/mites. I am sparingly adding a nute solution to the Rating: 5

[veilz2]

im very new to this but this link will help you out alot.

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[leftreartire]

i think the plant has under gone a little stress due to the transplanting. i am sure it will bounce back after a few days. i would just make sure it is watered well and cut back on the nutes as you could be causing more harm than good with to much ferts.the dirt alone has everything the plant needs, so relax and give the plant a few more days and it will come back and be just fine.
may i asked why you would transplant just to move up a gallon in size?