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Brown spots on leaves. Can this be because of too high pH of the water (7.5)?

CroqueMonsieur
CroqueMonsieurstarted grow question 4 years ago
Brown spots on leaves. Can this be because of too high pH of the water (7.5)?
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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
possibly, and you'd want to get that in order first before playing with nutrient balance... pH change will nullify many changes. Get that stable then see if it corrects itself before making any drastic changes. Also, water entirity of substrate. they aren't too large. So get a little runoff to ensure it is wet. wait for it to mostly dry before repeating. This may also be related to symptomes oyu see -- as well as pH swings... This habit change is important. Early on, it may take 9 days between.. no problem. easier for you.
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Burmese
Burmeseanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi there, Improper pH can cause nutrient lockout and toxicity.As your pH is above 7.0, your plant will only take up which is mostly abundant in your current pH range.Eventhough you feed her, she can’t take up.Always maintain your pH around 6.5 if you are growing in soil.Don’t forget to check run off pH and ppm also.In that way, you can know if she is taking your feed or not.Happy growing... ✌️
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