Spots on leaves

[Scottie47]

Have yellow spots on leaves what's causing this any help would be awesome

 

[go4snypr]

You gotta help us to help you
Soil or hydro?
how often are you watering?
what is your ph?
what kind of nutes?
what are your temps?
what is your humidity?
what kind of lights?
how old are the plants?
veg or flower?
are you spraying them with anything?
how often are you giving nutes?
do you have pictures??

 

[Scottie47]

I don't know how to post pics

 

[go4snypr]

click the "gallery" tab in the black header at the top of the screen, got to "upload photos". then click the browse button, browse your computer for your pics, once you have them selected click the process button. once they are uploaded you add them to the post with the My Photos as the bottom of the reply box.

 

[Scottie47]

Thanks I'll try

 

[Scottie47]

View image in gallery​

Thanks I'll try

 

[go4snypr]

meow if you can answer some of those questions we can get to work. looks like it may be light bleaching though....

 

[Scottie47]

Ok I used soil Scott's moisture advantage, just use water and spray them. The light is halogen, it's down in the basement so don't know temp and humidity.

 

[Dan Ultra]

Did you splash them with something? Any chance you could get better pictures that show color a little better? How close is the light. Halogen lights are pretty terrible for growing. Check out this link Can I grow using halogen lights?

 

[Dan Ultra]

The light is halogen, it's down in the basement so don't know temp and humidity.

These are things you are going to need to know for a successful grow. You can pick up a simple Temp/Humidity guage for around $12 in the gardening department of most hardware stores. Something like this

 

[Dutty Panty]

meow if you can answer some of those questions we can get to work. looks like it may be light bleaching though....

Total flashback to super troopers. Meow I got to watch it.

 

[Scottie47]

 

[go4snypr]

no offense, but the picture colors are terrible. If your spraying them it could be burn from water droplets on the leaves. The water magnifies the light and causes burns. but try to get some better color in your pics, these don't do it justice. if they are under the halogen pull them out from under it to take the pic, maybe that will help.

 

[Scottie47]

Ok thanks