I would like to thank anyone in advance for contributing information towards my issue. I am growing Thai chilis (and others) in deep water culture hydroponics using General Hydroponics recommended levels for nutrients. I have pH and TDS monitored using meters and all are within ranges. Other pepper plants are not exhibiting this issue. This is the second time I have seen this problem on the underside of the Thai chili leaves. The first time I saw it, I removed all plants from my grow room assuming I had an aphid problem and started over. I have now seen this issue come up again on the same type of pepper plants. I do not see the other tell-tale signs of aphids that I have seen on other plants infested with the buggers. I am suspecting a nutrient issue or some other pest that I have not experienced before. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Help with diagnosing leaf problem
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Thank you for the quick reply Smokin' Hot. I do have a small fan that circulates air for these plants although I do know the humidity is probably higher in the environment as a whole but not to the point that it seems to have any affect on other peppers or the herbs that are also growing. Would you say it is a variety specific issue where it requires very low humidity? I have also attached a pic of the setup. Thank you.
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Yea that fan is too small for proper air circulation. It is possible that the thai plant you have might be more sensitive than the others. Very possible actually. Get a nice sized oscillating fan and that should help. And maybe lower the humidity a tad. Keep in mind that the affected Leafs will not get better though. What's done is done. Watch the new growth.aviatius said: