what wrong with my lemon haze help!

[bluedreammed]

Hello today I went down and noticed my Lemon haze is starting to dis color and become blotchy can anyone tell me what this is and how to fix it ?

Edited March 2, 2015 by bluedreammed

[Partimus]

Hi Bluedreammed, 

 

I'm sorry I can't help with your plant problems but I'm sure someone will have an idea, 

 

may I suggest that you give a few more details such as

 

indoors or outdoors, lighting, growth medium, fertilizer use, temperature and humidity as a starting point

 

These details will help people to help you, 

 

good luck with your grow  

[Matanuska Thunder]

looks like she needs a increase in her pot size (root bound?)

those spots could be a few things from a calcium deficiency to bug bites to a one-off

​or could be as simple as splash-back from a feed

Looks like there are two lower leaves with the spots?

 

without more info from you I would- transplant and keep an eye on your leaves - see of the problem gets worse or was just those two leaves. 

Don't start throwing trace elements at it yet.

 

Need more info to make proper diagnosis... 

[bluedreammed]

I think I figured it out to high ph my reader told me 6.5 just took another reading at 6.8 what do I do flush it low ph distilled water?

[MrCompletion]

Those pots are too small. Time for an upgrade. Ph6.8 in what looks like coco is nothing to stress about. Those spots are on only 1 leaf been your whole plant or at least a few have the same symptoms then worry. But I'd be upgrading her pit size 1st then taking it from there.

[bluedreammed]

Ok thank you Ill transplant tomarrow and keep an eye out keep you all posted

[bluedreammed]

It's starting to spread more I feed it 2 tsp of micro gro flora gro 1 tsp of cal mag and 1tsp of silica I'm thinking its a potassium problem it wasn't badly root bound when I transplanted I could see roots but it normal root growth . Growing in canna coco

[billygoat]

Just leave it be....

[merl1n]

I'd have to agree with Billy, just leave it be for a bit.

You've transplanted it, as Mr Completion said, They were too small. So leave it for a bit.

Plants need a bit of recovery time, repotting can be fairly stressful for the plant, altering feeds, adding this, adding that is only gonna stress things out even more.

Give her a bit of recovery time.

As for your idea of it being a potassium problem, feed it a complete plant food and all those 'what if's' Are taken out of the equation IMHO

 

Merl1n