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Grow QuestionsMIXTURES OF GREEN IN COCO!

MIXTURES OF GREEN IN COCO!

Chimney_Chiefstarted grow question 4 years ago

Another question for a friend, hes suffering from a new change of colour to his Cookies Kush. A dark green marbling has occurred and he cant quite figure what the cause of it is as all his other plants on the same regime are fine. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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Leaves. Color - Mottling

NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago

double check your fert's label before changin pH. Mine says 6-6.5 for hydro. It depends on what the chemical composition is of what you feed... the idea of the different pH's is to slow or increase rate of various nutes that would by otherwise less available in soil. A pH closer to 7 helps wiht N, but in hydro it is very available and would only aid in causing a toxicity of N at that pH in hydro. so, it depends on your nutes. it's dangerous just to change pH if unsure... you could compound the problem. Dark green.. marbling as in glossy? easy up on nutes portion of mix with the heavy K... its potassium? again, could be due to ratios of other nutrients, so it's something you have to investigate further before jumping the gun on anything. i see cal-mag.. do your other parts supply that? you may be giving too much. you may also have already calculated this stuff out... sorry, if so, but it's important to note.

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DeadwebsiteBoringcommunityanswered grow question 4 years ago

it may not be ph... ph extremes look quite different at least to the cannabis plants I'm growing, not sure if we are all grown the same stuff... lol anyway dude this marbling could actually be a indication of a mutant.. As was the case with my Purple Gelato Mutanto lol. Check it out if you like it's in my Cave of Greens diary and it went into flower all by herself, VERY strange lady. Not a huge deal but she dwarfed herself and won't yield as much as the others.... Actually she grew less foliage as she was putting more energy into flowering sooner.. She also Stretched less as well.. Very interesting what she did.

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Fusionanswered grow question 4 years ago

@NorCal_Kannabliss ; is correct. It's your pH. Right on a level it's to high or too low needs to be adjusted. I would go lower and add cal-mag but that's me.

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Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago

It is nitrogen toxicity. Maybe this one seed just doesn't take to nutrients as well. Maybe there is a buildup or lockout of nutrients. Make sure to use just water every 2 or 3 feeds. Make sure that soils dry before watering.

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Frodoanswered grow question 4 years ago

Is a excess nitrogen, must lower nutrients.

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Nor_Cal_Kannablissanswered grow question 4 years ago

Sounds like something is off with the pH on that one's Coco. He been checking? Keep it between 5.5 - 6.0 for Coco. Have him check that first before he tries anything! Happy growing!

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