Spots on leaves, not sure..

[homgrowr]

what could be. I know it's not the light because top leaves would've started burning. if anyone wants to chime in go ahead.

homgrowr Reviewed by homgrowr on 08-18-2005. Spots on leaves, not sure.. what could be. I know it's not the light because top leaves would've started burning. if anyone wants to chime in go ahead. Rating: 5

[homgrowr]

here are some more pics. Day 17.

[J DOG 6000]

Any little bugs under the leaves?

[homgrowr]

no bugs.

[Zandor]

Are you watering from the top or using a hand sprayer?
Leaf spot is caused by water staying on the leaves overnight.
Also leaf-spot can be from fungus and imbalanced nutrients and Ph.

[HARDDON]

Those plants look fine to me.

It looks like only the lowest leaves have this spotting on them and thats normal cuz they dont like touching the dirt and when you water, some splashes or wetness stays on them and they go brown.

They look perfectly fine from the pics you show.

Is this just on the bottom most leaves?

[homgrowr]

yeah I do spray them when I get home. lighting schd. is lights on at 4:00pm and off at 11:00am. Should I stop misting them? i thought they love that...

Thanks guys!

[homgrowr]

also should I start to give it nutes? I transplanted them in these pots aug 7. So the soil should have nutes in it right? or do they need more?

[Nochowderforyou]

also should I start to give it nutes? I transplanted them in these pots aug 7. So the soil should have nutes in it right? or do they need more?

There is nothing wrong with misting during the veg time, just give them a very light spray. Never mist during flowering, just so you know

Okay, yes, you can start to give them nutes, if you want. I try and avoid nutes until the plant starts asking for it(slight yellowing of the leaves), but if you want to go ahead and give them a boost, by all means, they are ready for a light feeding. Feed at 1/4 strength at first, and slowloy increase it to 1/2, 3/4, and full strength. Feed only about once a weeks as well. Growing in soil, they don't require a whole lot of food.

I couldn't tell youy if your soil had nutes in it already. Do you still have the bag? If so, go read it and see what's all in it. But if you used just normal potting soil, then yes, you have to add some nutes.

Good luck.