Hello I like the all organic way of going about things, so what is an organic way of treating this.
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Can you post a photo?
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sorry if I can’t post a link but there’s a few diagnosis “guides” around the site, like for nutrient deficiencies etc. 
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Other than these spots, the plant is looking fantastic under a marshydrop ts1000 with Roots Organics and some Canna CoCo Coir
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Doesnt really look like pests and I’m sure you’ve looked them over so it’s likely something environmental or nutritional.
Honestly that is so minor that I wouldnt make any immediate adjustments but if anything she might be a little hungry based on the 2nd pic. Shes a nice looking plant too!
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Yeah i think it may have been the transplant, it was in need of a transplant and i may have done it a little late. Also there is some Fungus Gnats I sometimes see them sometimes don’t but what is a healthy natural way to get rid of these pest? And by hungry do you mean Water? Or nutrients? And thanks! Her name is Unbroken Chain a cross between Gorilla Glue #4 x 3 Gorillas bred by MyCotek
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I’d be curious to know the pH of your water and how long it takes the pots to dry out.
But I agree with @TrevorLahey, it looks quite minor.
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Looks like a very minor calcium deficiency to me, as well as a VERY minor magnesium deficiency. Definitely nothing to sweat about.
What medium are you in… soil or coco?
Edit: oh Coco…that makes it more likely I’m right. Try adding a small amount (100ppm) of cal mag to your next feeding. You may want to lower the strength of your base nutes a bit.
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Up calcium brother, give her a feed! A foliar feed of a mild cal-mag solution should help in the mean time while her roots are sucking it up.
Because you are in coco you will have to supplement cal-mag pretty much every feeding 
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Make sure your calcium ppms are around half to 2/3rds of your potassium ppm in Coco.
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I actually do not know the PH level, any tool youd recommend to test for PH levels? And I am not too sure about that but I’ll take note of how long it takes to dry. What type of schedule for water do you do? I’m new to this so I currently water it like every 3 days but very little water like most half a cup.
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A pH pen can be found on amazon for quite cheap.
What I try to do is match the plant to the size of the pot to prevent over and underwatering. I like my pots to dry out in 3/4 days and it really decpends on the size of the pot relative to the plant.
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This is really cool, if you’d like to share website or books you know of id be interested to learn more about the Anatomy of Cannabis, and how it works
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you are growing in coco?
pot size?
drippers or hand watering?
I am running a drain to waste system in coco with 5 gallon airpots. they get 3 feedings a day in flower and 2 in veg. I also run drip clean to help with build ups in the root zone.
First thing get a ph pen, if you can afford it get a good name one like blue lab. Once you have that you can monitor your run off and learn a lot
Happy growing bro
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