Help with spots on plant please (support ticket)

Troubleshooting Diseases
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  • Fast Buds Big Bud Auto
  • Method: Soil
    Vessels: 5 gal fabric pot
  • PH of Water, 7.0
  • PPM/TDS or EC of nutrient solution if applicable N/A
  • Indoor
  • Light system SF 1000 dimmable
  • Temps; Day 72 Night 68
  • Humidity; Day 45 Night 40
  • Ventilation system; Yes, 4”
  • AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier, None
  • Co2; No

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It would really help to understand what your runoff PPM is. If you don’t have a PPM meter, then please tell us what soil you are in (brand and type) and your feeding practices.

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I’m in Mother Earth Groundswell. Use FF trio but really haven’t given anything but Worm/bat guano and cal mag plus at half strength. No idea on PPM and thanks

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First off nice plant she looks great. Looks to me cal or mag. Already using cal mag 1/2 dose u said, go full dose. Or add some epsom salt I think 1 table spoon per gallon But Not for sure, let others chime in I might be wrong. Also maybe so nitrogen, few of your big leaves have a yellow tint. Maybe start ff nutes at 1/2 dose. Ppm meter most have makes understanding run off and what goes in much easier

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I use Epsom in addition to my Cal/Mag. I only use a max of 2 teaspoons for 5 gallons of water.

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Never mind did not read far enough.
Smoking a bowl.

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Thanks, I’l google it

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Packing one myself ;}

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Thanks for the guidance. Much appreciated

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O yeah sorry tea spoon Not table my bad

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Potassium deficiency. Time to start feeding. I’d start using your bloom nutrients.

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I was thinking damn that’s a lot of salt!

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Thats wat i think it is aswell a cal/mag problem

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And done. Thank you

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Started feeding full portions today. Thanks

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