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The problem with the 'bumpy' leaves seems to have corrected itself and I'm glad I did not ditch this Double Grape. I've beefed up the nute load and she is gobbling it up with no apparent bad effects.
2/13-Did a real trim this time at first sign of preflower and stretch. After a shaky start she is looking healthy and up to 14" tall. Switching to Bloom nutes now.
2/16-When I switched to Bloom nutes I messed something up. The big leaves are getting brown and curling. Looks like some kind of nute burn. I flushed it until the EC was around 0.6. Hopefully that will end the toxicity before it impacts the whole plant.
2/18-Over the last couple of days I got rid of the leaves that were affected with nute burn. After the flushI watered with a very light solution of bloom nutes and will increase gradually. This morning it looks like the plant is stabilizing albeit with alot less big leaves to work. Fortunately, I've got 6 or 7 weeks for the plant to hopefully recover. We'll see how she does.
After switching to Bloom nutes in week 5 I notice that the big leaves are turning yellowish/brown and curling a bit. What's the issue and what is the fix?
i would guess that "bloom nutes formula" wasn't as good as advertised.
probably too much p or k. i see your other question posted with 3 more pictures, but leaf symptoms are not discrete. That's usually what gets blasted in a "bloom" formula not based in science.
node spacing looks fairly leggy at the top, so i'm a bit skeptical about light being the cause. 24/0 is only wise if it is required to give good amounts of DLI, i.e. if you have a weak light it can be a net-positive compared to 18h and 3/4ths the DLI. Might be teh cause of the tacoing, but the health of the leaves seem nutrition-related because it's not just the top leaves from being hammered by photons.
Hola, si has sobreabonado, yo mediria el Runoff para ver los valores de PH y EC estos no deberian superar en el EC el 2 y el valor del PH estar entre 5,7 y 6,6. Si todo eso esta bien tambien puede ser una deficiencia de micro nutrientes como el zinc o hierro. Otra cosa seria que tienen estress por calor y luz mide con la aplicacion llamado Photone los DLI o PPFD que tengas en varios puntos de la planta. espero que esto te ayude un poco.
2/19-She seems to be recovering now from nute burn last week. Chopping off the dead leaves and flushing her thoroughly seems to have stabilized the plant. No new burn observed. Now let's see if she's got one more comeback in her.
2/21-She's seems back on track. Grew a couple of inches to 21 inches now. Color has come back. Buds are starting to develop.
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