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Hello everyone,
After I moved to a new apartment, I had to get rid of my old grow tent and start over in a very small and discreet grow box(50x40x65cm). It has several challenges like little space, rising temperatures and stuff, but I believe that over a few grows I will learn to extract the best within the possibilities. Gotta admit I was never a good grower even with a standard grow tent, but the results I got were always enough to keep me going. Besides, regardless of the results, growing a plant helps me deal with my anxiety.
The seed I chose t's a Green Tiger Faster Flowering from BSF seeds(gotta say never growed this one before), and the soil is a mix of spaghnum peat, perlite and topsoil. The seed stayed 24 hours in a glass of water and was placed in the soil that had been watered 1 day before.
The final pot will be between 4-5 liters (or 1~1.3 gallons).
Does anyone know what kind of nutrient problem is this?
The only thing I can say is: It is an immobile nutrient since it's appearing only on top leaves, and my fertilizers do not contain: Iron, Sulfur and Calcium.
The PH of the watering is always between 6 and 7.
Thanks
To me this looks like an excess of phosphorus locking out other nutrients such as calcium/magnesium. What is the total NPK value of the nutrient line in the ratios that you are using? If P is significantly higher than a typical 3-1-4 ratio then I would consider flushing 3-4x the medium with PH'd water and feed a modified schedule closer to the 3-1-4.
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