Tardigrade89
New Member
So up until now I have had a closet grow going with three simple plants of unknown genetics. None of this was planned and you can say the opportunity to grow just jumped into my lap. Because of this the setup is less than optimal with most of my equipment just hacked together from whatever was laying around. My entire setup is a mix of computer equipment, DC fans, duct tape, cardboard and random garbage that was just sitting around.
Actually, the only real equipment I have are the LED lights and the soil.
Anyway. Up until now things have gone smooth. I have plagued by stunted growth early on but the plants seem to have reached a good size now and spent the last twenty five days on bud growth. I am on a 2 to 3 day watering schedule depending on the weather, and I am using regular tomato fertilizer to feed the plants with every third watering.
So heres the deal. I just noticed some strange spots on several of the leaves and I want to know what is going on. Extensive googling did not yield optimal results, and so I am still not sure if this is a problem I need to do something about. In case it is, I thought I should ask sooner rather than later to see if anyone got any idea. My initial thought is that it might have something to do with heat. My area have been really warm for the past week with temperatures in my grow closet reaching as high as 36°C (97 Fahrenheit).
Heres a few pictures of the leaves. The spots appeared in the last couple of days, and the leaves themselves feel really dry and crisp around the affected areas.
It should be worth noting that all the affected leaves are clustered together on the same branch of the plant, although I do not know if this is relevant.
I also have two more leaves near the top of the plant that show signs of... well, something.
All other leaves of the plant look really healthy, and the buds are developing nicely with plenty of trichomes all over the nearby leaves. Heres a picture of one of my plants to end with. I think it looks good
Actually, the only real equipment I have are the LED lights and the soil.
Anyway. Up until now things have gone smooth. I have plagued by stunted growth early on but the plants seem to have reached a good size now and spent the last twenty five days on bud growth. I am on a 2 to 3 day watering schedule depending on the weather, and I am using regular tomato fertilizer to feed the plants with every third watering.
So heres the deal. I just noticed some strange spots on several of the leaves and I want to know what is going on. Extensive googling did not yield optimal results, and so I am still not sure if this is a problem I need to do something about. In case it is, I thought I should ask sooner rather than later to see if anyone got any idea. My initial thought is that it might have something to do with heat. My area have been really warm for the past week with temperatures in my grow closet reaching as high as 36°C (97 Fahrenheit).
Heres a few pictures of the leaves. The spots appeared in the last couple of days, and the leaves themselves feel really dry and crisp around the affected areas.
It should be worth noting that all the affected leaves are clustered together on the same branch of the plant, although I do not know if this is relevant.
I also have two more leaves near the top of the plant that show signs of... well, something.
All other leaves of the plant look really healthy, and the buds are developing nicely with plenty of trichomes all over the nearby leaves. Heres a picture of one of my plants to end with. I think it looks good