gamerkathan

I've been keeping an eye on one plant of mine and it's started to get yellow spots on it. i'm thinking something with my nutes maybe hopefully it's not something major. thanks for the help guys i really do appreciate it.

Lonegrower

Hey gamerkathan, welcome to HC

Well, i'm thinking that those yellow spots are one of two things- nute burn, like you suggested. Or temp burn.

How close is your light to your plant, and what kinda light you using?
Some pics may help.

Peace.

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penguin

Hi gamerkathan

Since the question is about a plant problem, I will move the thread to the Nursery. Please be sure to provide all of the information requested in the Nursery Questionnaire to help people make an accurate diagnosis.


penguin

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gamerkathan

i have 4 100w florescent bulbs and my plants are in a dwc set-up of 3/5 gallon containers. i have my lights about a 1 1/2 ft above my 6-8 inch plants. i also use gen. hydro 3-part flora series of nutes. i'll move up my lights and swap nutes tommorow and see how it goes. thx for the help and anymore info couldn't hurt

Beener

Hey gamer
Penguin linked you to the Nursery Questionaire. Pl;ease take the time to fill it out and include a copy in the original thread. There's a lot of necessary info needed to accurately diagnose a plant problem. Without it....you're guessing at best.

Always include info like where on the plant the problem is developing (bottom, middle, new growth). Including a pic really makes a big difference. In most cases....sypmtoms can be caused by more than one possibility. So a process of elimination must be done.

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