Everything’s been going great until I found these strange marks today. Anyone know what they could be?? Thanks in advance. Growing in coco.
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Let’s see an overall shot of the plant and some details…
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While your filling that out, I can point out one thing thats easy
Burned leaves from water probably with nutes in it.
There are other issues though…
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First n second looks like burn from splashing or spraying something on it. Third one if up around the top of the plants newer growth is probably calcium deficiency normally brought on by low ph but if you know the ph is in a good range (for soil) you might need some calmag, in coco or hydro you should probably be running calmag already because you keep a lower ph in soil less medium. Last picture looks like it fits with the last one with a magnesium deficiency if it’s down lower on the plant
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