Hojas quemadas

Loloolea
Lolooleastarted grow question 6y ago
Hi, I would need to know what kind of deficiency or excess I am experiencing, thanks.
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Bloombuster
Bloombusteranswered grow question 6y ago
Hey bro! 👋 This slight deficiency was caused by the recent transplant of the plant, the roots experienced stress and couldn't fully absorb the nutrients during watering. To compensate for the lack of nutrients at the growth points, the plant moved the necessary elements from the larger developed leaves to the growth points. Keep an eye on it, water in your usual routine, and soon the plant will fully make up for this delay! 👌😇👍 Good luck, bro!
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6y ago
It may not be either...if it were tips burnt I'd say excess is happening. But with the whole edges discoloring, I would lean more towards a possible ph fluctuation (too high or low). The leaves do look like they're cupping slightly too, and that's usually high heat. Do you have some specifics we can go off?
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CanadianTimber
CanadianTimberanswered grow question 6y ago
Looks like a nutrient burn, maybe try going half strength.
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TimTheTerpMan
TimTheTerpMananswered grow question 6y ago
You have a potassium defenciency starting to rear it's head. One way to combat a lack of potassium is by adding a fertilizer that has potassium to your store-bought fertilizer (if you are already using it). You can try adjusting the fertilizer mix you are using or add a water-soluble potassium additive as well. If you would prefer an organic method, you can also use wood ashes, kelp meal, granite dust, or sulfate of potash. You should see results within a week. Hopefully this helps. Happy Growing! 🤟😜
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