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Suddenly, massive problems. Tried a lot already, nothing helped yet. Any ideas what I'm missing?

Greeny1612
Greeny1612started grow question 7 months ago
Hey guys, I've been growing for a few years now and something like this has never happened to me. Long story short, as soon as I move my plants from the veggie box into the flower box, they slowly start showing these symptoms (see pictures). The box worked fine for several grows
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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TommyBVRSA75
TommyBVRSA75answered grow question 7 months ago
Unfortunately it is the end to the growth. I suppose there was a huge overfeed of some nutrient or by general on plant I think that it is possible to be a Fusarium on the roots, by the general burn. I can see how many pots are you use, but that two things would possibly happen...or a massive overfeed, but I can't imagine that.you have done a massive induction of a nutrient without seeing the evolution and the burn coming or possibly the soil where you grow is contaminated of Fusarium. Other possibilities could happen if you have a hydroponic system. Normally what I do not use again were th etchings that you used on the grow such as soil, watering solution if is hydroponic and I would wash pretty much with bleach the pots and dry them on the sun for some days if the case was a fungus, due to the spores that can remain. It is really pitty to watch a whole grow on the trash bin. I'm sorry mate, but that grow is officially dead. It is a non recovery situation. A big hug and Jah God always with you, brother.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 7 months ago
I’m no expert but it looks like the light burnt the crap outta them :(
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Sit_Ubu_Sit_Good_Dog
Sit_Ubu_Sit_Good_Doganswered grow question 7 months ago
looks like potassium deficiency. Nutes that can lockout K -- N, P, Ca, and Mg... if any of these are way too high, not just a little high, they could interfere with the availability of what would normally be enough K. So make sure those aren't too high, and if not it just needs a bump to K. As far as pH concenrs... if it were locking out K, you'd be locking out several other things that have issues before K does (as far as acidic direction). Since there seems to be only 1 set of symptoms, i don't think pH is responsible here.
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