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So far happy with how things are going, the next week or so I’m sure it will start to take off just as all the other plants by Humboldt have, awesome genetics forsure.
Any idea what’s going on? Leaves are shriveled and wilting, as well as some burning at the edges? I’m guessing this is from light burn/stress as I’ve only watered and used very very little nuts so far. Lights were at 22 but now at 30. Temp is 24 w lights on, 55 humidity. C pics.
It’s very strange , not a light burn your light are quite high, it can be a nutrient burn, maybe your soil was not already flushed and you put blooming nuts that are quite strong but it’a a very strange symptom , it can be you ph that is locking out your nuts but it’s strange in only 3 weeks a ph problem in soil
Still having issues with these 2.. thought it was light stress and then ph imbalance but tested ph and it looks like it’s around 6-7ph. Any ideas on what it could be?
What should I do ?? Tested ph yesterday and it looks like it’s around normal 6-7ph and don’t think it’s light stress and very little feeding. Any ideas on what it is or what I can can do to fix it?? Check latest week for pics. Thanks!
How did you test your ph? Is that a soil test kit or water test kit in the picture? Seems like there burnt or locked out. I see your feeding bloom nutrients as well? Bit early for that I think. I’m not a soil guy really, but I would say it something to do with you soil ph maybe or those bloom nutrients. Is there already nutrients in the soil maybe as well?
Any other suggestions as to what may be going on? Lower leaves are burning on tips and edges. Also dropping down/ wilting. Another plant has started to get this issue (an auto), could this be nitrogen def? Running out of ideas lol. Thanks in advance!!
your having ph issues, in turn are making a lock out and your seeing issues that look like deficiencies. your trying everything and nothing works. well heres what you need to do to clear things up,
flush your plants until your run off ph is at a 6.0 reading.
next let the pots dry out for a day or two, start a feed with cal mag. use half of what the label says for each feed. when you have ph issues this will effect the plant in many ways, a poor harvest, slow growth, and all the ugly leaves, ect.
if you do not fix you ph then you will have problem after problem.
so get a ph meter if you do not have one yet
Gave both of them a really good flush this past week and so far they seemed to have been bouncing back from ph fluctuations. The one immediately shot up/out. Can’t wait to see them looking good in a few weeks.
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