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Tango_Hotel_Charlie
Tango_Hotel_Charliestarted grow question 4 years ago
What is this? It's affecting newer growth, first or second set of fan leaves off thee top of the colas. Also, this drooping, is this stress from the light? This is the center of my tent, and would appear to only affect tallest colas of this plant.
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Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
Setup. Lighting
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Belgiums_basement_budz
Belgiums_basement_budzanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey there,if the problem is situated in the new growth you have a deficiency of an immobile nutrients,in the the lower part it’s a mobile nutrient But to be honest I think your plants are suffering from multiple problems caused due to the lack of proper nutrients,canna boost and pk 13-14 aren’t nutrients,they are additives to add only after the second week of flower until you start flushing The leafs curling down could be an nitrogen toxicity which is called an nitrogen claw but since your not really feeding nutrients this is almost impossible but those long thin leafs make me think your major problem is ph..I have seen the same growth on a friends plants with very low ph which blocks out nutrients who are important in the flowering stage and could explain the little brow spots on the bigger leafs as an calcium deficiency Looking over your diary I noticed 2 things..the daytime temp is a bit high..try to adjust this with an exhaust fan or if you are already using this an extra inline fan Second thing is your watering Almost 3l/24 h is a huge amount of water for a 11l container..I use also 11l containers but use about 2l every other day..it’s important to get a good wet/dry cycle in your root zone,the roots benefit from the oxygen that can reach the root zone in the dry period..if you keep pouring large amounts of water your risk suffocating your root zone and blocking the nutrients in it I hope this was a bit useful to u Happy growing and stay safe ✌️🌱
Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
Your plants look like they are receiving too much light. Either dim the light or raise it. If neither of these are possible you can bend the tallest stems away from the light and tie them down. Too much light means the plant will try using more calcium and magnesium so you will need to supplement some more too. 🌱👍
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Nor_Cal_Kannabliss
Nor_Cal_Kannablissanswered grow question 4 years ago
Looks like a calcium def. To me. Grab some Cal-Mag and get growing!
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Mrs420
Mrs420answered grow question 4 years ago
I would say lift the light up a little . When the lights are too close it can look like a calmag deficiency as well.
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
that is a trait of an immobile nutrient, because i don't see light damage. you got the claw.. that's an overabundance of nutes.. so, lockout or possibly pH related.. irrigate water only and it'll clear up a bit. since in flower, any hint of fade or slowdown seen and jump back on it for fear i said the wrong thing, but better than dumping stuff into substrate i guaranatee. always be certain before doing that. everything impacts yield at this point.
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