Spots on leaves

[Dudeski]

Ph for coco is lower than soil. I thought 5.8 to 6.

 

[E Grower]

So to help easier diagnose without reading a science book

Mobile nutrients are:

• nitrogen in the form of nitrate,
  
• phosphorus (P) in the form of phosphate,
• potassium (K),
  
• magnesium (Mg),
  
• chlorine (Cl),
  
• zinc (Zn)
  
• and molybdene (Mo).

A defecieny or problem (toxicity) caused by any of these will show in the older growth first.

Chlorines an interesting one ... as it shows in the bottom leaves ... a bit like yours.

^^ that's a chlorine toxicity (as our canna won't show a Chlorine Def .. as it doesn't want or need it)
Nitrogen def make leaves go pale
Potassium is little black spots ( i think)

...

I think between science and a "gut feeling after reading all the info" we have a winner ... Chlorie and PH

Thank you, blue! :smoking:

I appreciate very much your info!

Leads me in the right direction!

 

[hairyman]

No problem glad I could talk you down from taking any more leafs off

 

[hairyman]

I all ways find they fall of eventually all on there own

 

[E Grower]

No problem glad I could talk you down from taking any more leafs off

Thank you, Brother!

I am seeing a lot of final photos that show dead leaves hanging on. :smoking:

I can be very slow on the uptake.

 

[hairyman]

Thank you, Brother!

I am seeing a lot of final photos that show dead leaves hanging on. :smoking:


I can be very slow on the uptake.

I ain't sure what works for that perhaps ask Archie

You know I just playfull

I generally would triple check anything grow related I spit out

 

[E Grower]

I ain't sure what works for that perhaps ask Archie

You know I just playfull

I generally would triple check anything grow related I spit out

Yes, I picked up on you right away! LOL

Best people to know...the ones that are playful.

I triple check everything. No matter what it is! After all, we are a bunch of Stoners! LOL