To add context: It’s in fox farms ocean forest soil, i water about once or two times a week depending on how dry the soil is. This is about 3 months since sprouting, 1 month since transplant. There’s no signs of aphids or whiteflies, just fungus gnats. This is a newer leaf, near the upper middle of the stem, none of the older seem affected, nor do any of the new growths show this. I’m assuming it’s a mag deficiency or lockout somehow, but want to see if anyone has any advice. I’m hoping it’s not bacterial leaf spot disease.
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To add context: It’s in fox farms ocean forest soil, i water about once or two times a week depending on how dry the soil is. This is about 3 months since sprouting, 1 month since transplant. There’s no signs of aphids or whiteflies, just fungus gnats. This is a newer leaf, near the upper middle of the stem, none of the older seem affected, nor do any of the new growths show this. I’m assuming it’s a mag deficiency or lockout somehow, but want to see if anyone has any advice. I’m hoping it’s not bacterial leaf spot disease.
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