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It has started to pop up on the plants next to it, so quick feedback would be nice (⁀ᗢ⁀)
Hard to see from the pic.
Is there anything on the underside of the leaf? Perhaps a pest.
Did you happen to have gotten water on the leaf previously? Perhaps some leaf burn from nutrient, etc. Avoid getting leaves wet unless explicitly doing a folier treatment, etc.
new leafs look kinda yellowish, maybe lookout due to ph?
but yeah, hard to tell from only one pic.
some more info would be helpfull...
I think i have similar spots on my plants and i already thought that it was coming from the water i spilled. Well I hope so.. or just bug poo atm i have quite some fauna inside the tent..
Thank you. There's nothing under the leaf and I already had the suspicion that it was caused by some water. nutrient burn is likely (soil availability was pretty screwed).
I think you nailed it, does this have an impact on the plant/ is there a way to treat the symptoms?
Growing is mostly about learning to get out of the way of the plants, I think. I have made the mistake of obsessing over plants, checking on them constantly, trying to make adjustments in real time. I mostly killed them, even if some got to harvest.
It was almost disappointing at first if I came back from a couple days away to see that they were thriving. Now I think I've learned that all I can do is guide and maintain certain conditions and let the plants do the rest.
To each their own, but I'm doing living soil in SIPs. I've never done so little work nor gotten such good results.