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Diluted 100ppm tap water to 25ppm and let sit for 24hrs for all feedings.
(Day 1) Added 5 drops/L each; Grow A+B and Sensi Cal-Mag. Added 10 drops/L each;
Voodoo Juice and B-52 for a total of 75ppm and applied at a rate of 50mL/plant.
(Day 4) Added 7 drops/L of A+B. 10 drops/L each; Cal-Mag, Voodoo, B-52 for a total ppm of 125 at a rate of 100mL/plant.
(Day 8) Added 10 drops/L each; A+B, Cal-Mag, B-52. 15 drops/L of Voodoo for a total ppm of 175 and applied at a rate of 200mL/plant.
Light brown to tan spots appeared on lower leaves with distorted cannoing. Growth was even an steady. On 06/13 transplanted two that were ready for a watering into final 3.5 gal pots.
6/5 100ppm mix at 125mL per plant.
6/9 150ppm mix at 250mL per plant.
6/13 200ppm mix at 500 mL per plant.
1/4 - 1/2 mL/L Grow A+B
1/2 to 1 mL/L Cal-Mag, Voodoo and B-52
Showing signs of nute burn as the week progressed. Switched to feeding every other water with a flush of 175ppm Cal-Mag at 1L before start. New growth is a nice medium green with no further leaf burning.
500mL of 300ppm solution of A+B,Voodoo, and Voodoo Juice day 17 and 21
500 mL plain dechlorinated tap water day 19
Reduced nutrient strength due to burning leaf tip and edges.
Washed roots and transplanted into 0.50 gal container with a rinsed and buffered 70/30 Coco/Perlite mix.
Had to transplant into washed and buffered coco/perlite mix at 70/30 ratio saturated for 12 at 400ppm of Cal-Mag
Roots washed with plain tap water then sprayed with 1ml/L B-52 solution.
Fed 500ml with no run-off at 350ppm of A+B, Voodoo and B-52
What causes the edges of the leaf to yellow like this? It starts on the tip. Tip browns slightly, curls up and then the edges turn yellow and progresses to in between the vien
Seems like Nitrogen Toxicity.
If you are growing in Coco you need to have runoff, measure the runoff, and keep the numbers balanced. If your inflow, as you say, is at 350ppm, you need to make sure your outflow is somewhere around there, if its less then you need to increase feed or increase the times that you are watering aday. If its more then you need to lower your feed.
You ALWAYS need runoff, washing off the previous feed and providing a fresh new one, daily. NEVER follow a wet/dry cycle as it is not soil.
You probably stressed the plant during transplant by washing off the roots etc, this looks like a few things, my first guess is N toxicity, but could also be Mag deficiency. Also another thing to note is that if you used tap water to flush the rootzone you most likely killed all the colonies established from the voodoo juice with chlorine... If you are using Mycorrhizae, fill a container with water and let the chlorine evaporate overnight. I use bottled water from the supermarket :)
Hope this helped :)
This week has been a lot better! Finally getting the nutrients on track. No burnt tips are appearing on new growth so far. It is getting a little heat stress from being transplanted again and growing closer to the light. Starts out praying for about half the day then slowly droops as the rest of the day progresses. I have been taking it out of the tent and setting in near the window for a few hours in the middle of lights on to minimize the DLI.
Plant has been growing without a hitch. Fan leaves are larger than my hand and have a very indica look to them as well as the node spacing and side branching. She finally revealed that she was indeed a female and started throwing pistils off earlier this week! She will continue the rest of her journey outdoor because my other plant has fully taken over the tent being only two weeks ahead. One more month of summer! We'll see how she does outside.
She is absolutely loving it outside. The explosion of new growth is impressive.
Have continued to up the Grow A+B and bring the Cal-Mag down a tad. No more training will occur other than putting a tomato cage on it and planting into ground. Will add a few more pics later of earlier growth. And get some better pics of her progress tomorrow.
Week has went great with no issues. I accidently bent the main stem clean over while transplanting into 7 gal pot. Put a piece of duct tape loosely around the stem to hold it. It has already began to make a knuckle there and no signs of transplant shock. Happy Growing!!!!
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