Birch_trees_breezecommentedweek 44 years ago
Thankyou for all input on my question although I can't reply it is much appreciated and trusted thankyou for all input
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weeks 4
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Grow medium
2 l
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Week 4
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11.43
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inch
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This week a lot of problems poped up for me one being the pH of my nutes after being mixed and of my water from source my souls pH has gone to 6.5 from 5.6 yesterday how could I solve this ?? And there is a almost burning look on the leaves I'm wondering is the led too close? Or are the spots where water has been and subsequently burnt the leaf idk could someone please get in touch I have 5 chocolate skunk seeds waiting to go for practice (btw this plant was passed to me along with a light by a mate of mine who had it in a freezing outhouse for two weeks prior to giving it me it was still a seedling 2 week in an he planted it in a small pot so I decided to leave it in there 🤨 ) any comments or thoughts and ideas for improvement would be much appreciated 🕵️♂️
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Birch_trees_breezestarted grow question 4 years ago
My ph is running around 6.5 in the soil how can I fix this when all the nutes are around thatplease?? And these almost burnt but not burnt in colour crispy spots that crumble when you touch them have have appeared on the leafs could anybody tell me what this is down to thanks 🕵️♂️
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Other
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Viridiosanswered grow question 4 years ago
The issue may stem from bacterial leaf blight, manganese imbalance in the fertilizer, pH imbalance, too much sunlight, or stagnant water on the leaves. If the brown spots on leaves are only on the undersize and appear dry or shiny, the cause is likely leaf nematodes or thrips.
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