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Hi Amber, Welcome. I see the spots on the lower single leaf leaves. The newer growth seems to be coming in perfectly. Is that what you see too?
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I haven't had spider mites so I haven't had to fight them yet. Spots can also mean calcium lacking. If your ner growth isn't showing spots then calcium lack isn't a problem. So your new growth is fine.? It happens.
Welcome to 420, I don’t think it’s mites. Like @stoneotter said it looks like maybe a calcium deficiency that’s been corrected in the past.
What kind of soil ? Are you using Nutrients ? Looks like Nute burn to me. But that happens often with plants just starting out. Don't see it on upper leaves so nothing to worry about.
Emilya Green
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I see no signs of spidermites. I see overwatered plants with droopy leaves that seem due to a lack of water pressure in the xylem along with a yellowing top growth. Of course, it is my curse, and I tend to see overwatered plants practically everywhere I look... it is that common. How often are you watering and how do you determine that it is time to water?
I also wonder how long the plants have been in these (1 gallon?) grow bags? The lower node leaf damage makes me think they are starting to complain about being rootbound.
I also wonder how long the plants have been in these (1 gallon?) grow bags? The lower node leaf damage makes me think they are starting to complain about being rootbound.
