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av_knives
av_knivesstarted grow question 4 years ago
One plant has yellow leaves. It started from the first days. Input pH 5.5. Exit pH 6.9 (coconut with pH 7.3 not prepared correctly). Is it a problem due to high pH or deficiency iron or sulfur?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hello, there are most likely multiple deficiencies, but not because they're not they're just because they're unavailable. Either you can try to ph your water much lower like 5 and attempt to get the coconut down more. Otherwise since its a photoperiod plant, you could set up a new coco pot and dig them up and transplant. They would likely recover given the right circumstances and environment. If it were a autoflower that would be much harder to get back on an even kiel in time.šŸ‘
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
You have an extremely alkaline substrate... try to transplant ASAP. It'll recover after that. If you leave in that pot, it'll take forever to correct pH and any imbalances to nutrients caused by crap coco. ( i feel your pain! ) it's whacky to be that high of a pH even with unprepared coco. The problem with unprepared coco is typicalyl Na+ content and/or what is bonded in the cation exchange sites (the stuff locked away from plants, unless equillibrium changes then it releases an overabundance of K+ as Ca and Mg ions have stronger affinities for the bonding sites). this is almost certainly pH related, as i've seen K-tox / Na-tox from crappy coco recently, lol. it'd be dark and sickly with twisted leaves and growing ugliy as hell.
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Dairon
Daironanswered grow question 4 years ago
Si el coco tiene ese PH lo mejor que puedes hacer es, no perder mas tiempo y poner otro con el coco bien preparado, mientras estes en esos valores de ph la planta no podra absorber ni nitrogeno, ni hierro, al no asimilar el hierro tambien provocarĆ” deficiencias de calcio y magnesio, aunque le rieges con cal max, esta condenada al fracaso, la unica soluciĆ³n que veo es trasplante a un nuevo sustrato, pero si tiene dos semanas, es mejor que empieces uno nuevo por que es lo va a tardar en recuperarse y cojer ritmo de crecimiento
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MrBlocc420
MrBlocc420answered grow question 4 years ago
You are getting a combination of calcium deficiency and sulfur deficiency with the yellowing of the new leaves . As a coco grower myself . It would be best to buff your coco with calmag and iron supplement at a lower ph around 6.2 for better nutrient uptake . Sulfur will get locked out at a higher ph level. I recently had a problem with my ph pen giving wrong readings causing me to lock out my sulfur uptake . Hope that help and good luck to you āœŒļøšŸ¾
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
If it started off like this then it most likely will carry on like this. If its in the same substrate and the same feed as the other?I have a similar thing going on with my runtz, nothing I did but they look completely different! šŸŒ±šŸ˜ŠšŸ‘
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