Do i have a problem with my baby plant HELP PLEZZ!?

[Openmind559]

Ok i saw my MJ plant up close and noticed a back spot on the bottom of the leaf and on the new tips of the new baby leafs comeing out is this a problem? I guess its a to much light burn? P.s you cant really see the black spot in the picture

Openmind559 Reviewed by Openmind559 on 04-25-2006. Do i have a problem with my baby plant HELP PLEZZ!? Ok i saw my MJ plant up close and noticed a back spot on the bottom of the leaf and on the new tips of the new baby leafs comeing out is this a problem? I guess its a to much light burn? P.s you cant really see the black spot in the picture Rating: 5

[GrowinGreen23]

could it be dirt?

[Openmind559]

no cuz i tryed rubing it off

[mobay]

black spots could be from the dirt on them. mist your plants with some distilled water to rinse off dirt. 2nd when you transplant put it in some better soil. thats what i did , i started in MG cause they were out of fox farm and just put the whole peat cup into fox farm soil. good luck.

[BlueDragonSmoke]

wow that dirt looks compact and hard...lol it needs somthing in it , perlite or vermiculite, or some sand...peace

[busteruk7]

wow that dirt looks compact and hard...lol it needs somthing in it , perlite or vermiculite, or some sand...peace

i agree only perlite tho as it helps drainage vermiculite holds moisture peresonly i dont use that i just use perlite
cheers all

[Garden Knowm]

I cant even tell what kind of plant that is from the picture. let alone see any black spots..

is that a fern?

love : )

[GrowinGreen23]

yes what they said and if it's nto the dirt then it can maybe be a parasitic thing but get some better pics up so everyone can take a look