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PitchDope
PitchDopestarted grow question 5 years ago
This is an organic.I feed canna cal+mag full with ro water + silica+kelp+EM + molasses .There is also in the mix ,a spoon/gallon dolomite+silica My first mistake was ph'ing 5.8,like i was used in coco,no other plant affected till i saw my candida today having one spot. Any ideas?
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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HighTV
HighTVanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey there @PitchDope! I am noticing your bottom right plant appear suffering from a slight case of Interveinal Chlorosis(yellowing) - Primarily this is caused by a Nitrogen or Magnesium Deficiency. To best diagnose your plant we will need to look at exactly how that Chlorosis is spreading on the leaf (your 1st image is the closest to real color so i'm using this). If the yellowing is 'bleeding' from the edges of the tips going inward (this is what it looks like) the you have the starting of a magnesium deficiency. If however the Chlorosis(yellowing) is all over the leaf and not focused on the edge then this is a N deficiency. Given the Chlorosis Bleeding effect I see in the first image I think its safe to say magnesium----- Your plant (backright?) with the dark brown necrosis(death) marks at first glance shows the signs of both Manganese and Phosphorus Deficiency however a Manganese deficiency is accompanies by a chlorosis on the same leaf so We can eliminate that leaving just a Phosphorus Deficiency.. The first thing I am thinking is that you are using RO water and the only the Suggest amount of Canna Cal+mag. However if you read the Canna Cal-Mag label it says to add cal-mag to your RO water to give it normal levels FIRST Then following the suggest feed schedule. This fix is simple - just add some more Canna Cal-Mag to make up for the RO water and fix the Magnesium deficiency at the same time then look to supplementing some more Phosphorous(P) 😎 If you have any more questions feel free to ask them at any time!
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hello ! 5.8 is not car from the minimum PH is soil, between 6 and 6.5 is the best PH range in soil so you wasn't far and the other seems to thrive without issue. In the one with the brown marks I bet on a PH issue , maybe that one is less tolerant to low Ph and the colour on that one also makes me think about a slight Nitrogen deficiency , which is weird because the Nitrogen is better available with an acidic PH. My advice is to slowly increase your Ph levek until you reach 6.3/6.5 . I hope it will help you 😁✌️🏼
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