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Fission 300W Light Emitting Diodes/400W
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Fission 300W Light Emitting Diodes/400W
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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Topping
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Defoliation
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19 L
Pot Size
3
Week 3. Flowering
7 years ago
45.72 cm
12 hrs
24 °C
5.8
Normal
65 %
20 °C
22 °C
19 L
30.48 cm
Nutrients 3
Cal-Mag Plus  - Botanicare
Cal-Mag Plus 5 mll
Aqua Flakes A - House & Garden
Aqua Flakes A 4.5 mll
Aqua Flakes B - House & Garden
Aqua Flakes B 4.5 mll
1st Grow made plenty of mistakes but she keeps growing so I'm doing the best I can. Light is HLG-260w Quantum Board dimmable, very efficient.
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grumbledog74
grumbledog74started grow question 7 years ago
What's the easiest way to tell if slight leaf tip yellowing is too much or not enough nutes?
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Stickanswered grow question 7 years ago
Hi there! If your plant tends to be lime green or pale all over, even though the leaves appear healthy without stripes or spots, then it's a Nitrogen deficiency. If your leaves are clawed and have a deep dark green, then it's a Nitrogen abuse/burn. If your issue only concerns the highest leaves, then it could be a light-burn. If your issue only concerns the new growth, then it could be an Iron deficiency. From what I see in your last pictures, this looks more like a deficiency. In every scenario, wrong pH can be involved. I'd recommend to re-calibrate your tools and double check your pH. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date so we can help you in parameters adjustments, and happy growing!

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Stick
Stickcommentedweek 37 years ago
@grumbledog74 Hi there! If your plant tends to be lime green or pale all over, even though the leaves appear healthy without stripes or spots, then it's a Nitrogen deficiency. If your leaves are clawed and have a deep dark green, then it's a Nitrogen abuse/burn. If your issue only concerns the highest leaves, then it could be a light-burn. If your issue only concerns the new growth, then it could be an Iron deficiency. From what I see in your last pictures, this looks more like a deficiency. In every scenario, wrong pH can be involved. I'd recommend to re-calibrate your tools and double check your pH. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date so we can help you in parameters adjustments, and happy growing! 👊
Stick
Stickcommentedweek 37 years ago
Oh and I forgot to mention : those QBs are known to be over-effective onto young plants, what's your dimmer setting? At this stage you should be running your board at 25% / 30% max in order to avoid light-stress.
grumbledog74
grumbledog74commented7 years ago
@Stick, I can recalibrate my tools but recently did. I do check my PH twice a day, basically every 12hrs and readings are exactly within the range it should be for DWC never over 6.2 usually and only as low as 5.6. My Qb's on the other hand were at 75% basically the whole time until the last couple days I cranked it all the way up. It's 18" away and canopy temp is 76 with circ fans moving the air.
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