Brown on leaves

[Mattjones1234]

Dear all,

Can anyone diagnose the issues with my leaves. They have brown spots on them and I think it might be a calcium issue?

I am growing outdoors in soil, appropiate PH (regularly checked).
Strain is Northern lights and I feed weekly or slightly before if dry with a high quality nutrient brand.

Thank you

 

[Jypsydog]

Looks like a CA issue. Foliar feeding fastest way to fix.
Leafe Hoppers the only other thing I know that stipples like that.

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[013]

I’m thinking pests, the way some spots are curved and sporadic IDK maybe leaf miners

 

[Sueet]

Hard to say without a full picture of the plant. Calcium would be starting at the bottom working its way up, those pics appear to be higher up, how is it below? I agree with @013, looks more pesty than deficiency to me but need more info.

 

[Bill284]

Dear all,

Can anyone diagnose the issues with my leaves. They have brown spots on them and I think it might be a calcium issue?

I am growing outdoors in soil, appropiate PH (regularly checked).
Strain is Northern lights and I feed weekly or slightly before if dry with a high quality nutrient brand.

Thank you

Hey Matt sorry to see issues on such a fantastic lady.
You have holes blown straight through the leaves.
Generally a sign of pests.
I think @013 is right. Looking at curling of other leaf edges.
Try neem oil on her mixed in spray bottle with a little insecticidal soap.
Top and bottom of leaves.
Bill

 

[copperrein]

I see pests, too. Try to spray early morning before the sun's high. Also get in there and look real close at the undersides of the leaves and on the branches. Pull anything that looks eaten. Outdoor plants will always have some pests but you should strive to keep the levels managed so 'normal' amounts don't turn into 'oh shit' levels. You are not at 'oh shit' yet but yeah, you'll want to start treating as soon as you reasonably can.

Have you seen little foamy wads of 'spit' on your plants? If so you're looking at leafhoppers.

 

[Mattjones1234]

Thank you all for your advice