what are these spots?

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #1

can someone tell me what this is?

 

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I'mback

Comfortably numb!

• Jul 9, 2019

• #2

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxa0XGqfmaPaWfExzBkm84jS1KMidthvo

 

TychoMonolyth

Boreal Curing

• Jul 9, 2019

• #3

FYI: People here are pretty good at looking at new questions so only post it once.

Here's your answer
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showpost.php?p=8613953&postcount=359

fixed the link

 

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yahooman

Well-known member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #4

after researching im sure it leaf spot septoria...

i dont know what im supposed to see in that link....its a bunch of peat pots

 

TychoMonolyth

Boreal Curing

• Jul 9, 2019

• #5

fixed the link

 

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yahooman

Well-known member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #6

it cant be calmag,i supplement every week,plus i added lime to the soil

ill give an extra shot to be sure....

 

ozza

Member

Veteran

• Jul 9, 2019

• #7

i would check your roots then. They may have root nematodes from
peat staying wet and the roots are rotting and being destroyed and the nutrient can not be taken up. I had this happen and it got spotty just like this.

 

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yahooman

Well-known member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #8

its possible,my pots are open bottom though

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #9

i have been watering almost daily.....

 

I'mback

Comfortably numb!

• Jul 9, 2019

• #10

yahooman said:

i have been watering almost daily.....

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Do they require to be watered daily?

 

I'mback

Comfortably numb!

• Jul 9, 2019

• #11

yahooman said:

after researching im sure it leaf spot septoria...

i dont know what im supposed to see in that link....its a bunch of peat pots

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a one stop shop that is rather useful. Sorry it didn't meet your high expectations!

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #12

I'mback said:

a one stop shop that is rather useful. Sorry it didn't meet your high expectations!

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i dont understand

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #13

I'mback said:

Do they require to be watered daily?

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its been damn hot out lately so i believe so....i give 2.5 gallons every 2 days....plants are in 25 gallon open bottom pots

 

NEW ENGLAND

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #14

Or it could be some devious customs agent sprayed some kind of biological agent on those clones ya had shipped.Those evil bastards did that to me once,they sent me a letter 2 weeks after I had received my shipped clones asking how the rest of my garden was doing.
Fucking devious they are....lol

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #15

looks eerily similar,second pic is leaf spot septoria from google search

 

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yahooman

Well-known member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #16

NEW ENGLAND said:

Or it could be some devious customs agent sprayed some kind of biological agent on those clones ya had shipped.Those evil bastards did that to me once,they sent me a letter 2 weeks after I had received my shipped clones asking how the rest of my garden was doing.
Fucking devious they are....lol

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totally different plants...lol,these are from seed

 

'Boogieman'

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #17

It looks like leaf spot disease to me. If the spots get bigger eventually killing the leaf then it's leaf spot disease.

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #18

I'mback said:

a one stop shop that is rather useful. Sorry it didn't meet your high expectations!

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no expectations,i appreciate the def pics,but its not a deficiency as you can see
i just did an hour of researching,99% sure its leaf spot septoria,wouldnt you agree?

 

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yahooman

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• Jul 9, 2019

• #19

I'mback said:

a one stop shop that is rather useful. Sorry it didn't meet your high expectations!

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not saying the chart isnt useful,just not in this case.now if i would have added calmag it would have just made things worse......sorry i didnt meet your expectations

 

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yahooman

Well-known member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #20

'Boogieman' said:

It looks like leaf spot disease to me. If the spots get bigger eventually killing the leaf then it's leaf spot disease.

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BINGO!