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Growerxm00 Growerxm00
6 days ago
Hey, this week I started lst on the other plants, I’m having some yellow tips on one of them, trying to solve that! Happy new year see you in 2025
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Grow Questions
Growerxm00
Growerxm00started grow question 6 days ago
Hey, having some yellow tips light isn’t too close to the plants what can it be? And it’s just on one plant
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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gREEn7o0
gREEn7o0answered grow question 3 days ago
It's either overwatered or under fed. Need more info. Over fed with veg nutes would have tip burn and clawing. Looks from the pictures more like yellowing or chlorosis. Based on the stretch/internode length its not getting too much light. Its happening to larger and older leaves which means it's mobile. Is the soil drying between feedings and watering, I'm guessing here but it seems like it is, I don't see the tell tale droop of overwatering, but it's hard to tell. Overwatering can damage roots and shows up as multiple deficiencies. If you are having chlorosis and necrosis and pots aren't drying out properly you are overwatering. Are you feeding it, if not I would start hitting with veg nutes and cal-mag.
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 4 days ago
overfed if u've fed it
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gREEn7o0
gREEn7o0answered grow question 6 days ago
Hey, took a quick look at your grow log and I'm not sure but I think I see stuff starting on multiple plants. Tips on one is yellowing, other one is curling, could just be my eyes and the angles playing tricks. Either way, Let's have some fun: 1) Are you running organic amendments or using nutrients (bottled or powdered)? if organic skip to #4 2) what nutrients are you running and at what strength? 3) Are you watering every couple feeds, or feeding every time? 4) Are you adding cal-mag? 5) What light are you running? And if it is adjustable what power are you running it at? 6) What height is the light at above canopy? 7) How often are you watering, and is the soil drying out between waterings/feedings. Hopefully something there sticks out when you reply and we can try to get you back on track. Good luck.
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Ninjabuds
Ninjabudscommentedweek 36 days ago
Hey there don't worry . It's not really that much damage at all. I think what you are seeing is either underwatering. Or you pushed the nutrients slightly to hard. I suggest watering with water next time and then after that maybe feed at 75% the nutrients you did last time Again what you are seeing is just baby leaves being stressed out your plant actually looks quite well
Ninjabuds
Ninjabudscommentedweek 36 days ago
There could be a few things going on with your cannabis plant. Nutrient deficiencies, especially with things like nitrogen, magnesium, or potassium, can cause yellowing on the leaf tips. Over-fertilizing can also cause a similar reaction, so that's something to look into. If you're using well water, there might be chlorine or fluoride in it that could be harming your plant. And finally, pests like spider mites can cause yellowing, so take a close look to see if you find any tiny bugs on the undersides of the leaves.