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balansa
balansastarted grow question 6 years ago
everything is clear here )) go and check my previose dairy and tell me your opinion )))) haha week 6-7 moby dick going yellow :(
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hi there Balansa, your moby dick has magnesium deficiency, you can tell because the leaves are yellowing between the veins. You need to add cal mag to the feed, maybe do a cal mag spray ( 2 ml / L ) if you're brave enough and not scared of the mold issue. Basically the intense light schedule is putting the plants into overdrive and they need more micro than they can absorbe. Secondly the coco medium doesnt contain any micronutrients like the soil usually does, so you really need to add cal mag from day 1. Now, you have a pretty serious problem and hopefully the plant will recover and the problem will stop spreading in 10 to 14 days after you start fixing this. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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The_Projexxanswered grow question 6 years ago
To answer your question about the moby dick grow that you have , firstly you have overwatered it and thats why it started to turn yellow , then you piled a bunch of nutrients into the medium turning the leaves really dark (nirtogen tox) and they have that elongated tip giving it the "claw" like effect . My advise to you is to only feed it with PH corrected water for a good while and being that the plant was over watered you will wanted to water lightly till the medium is dry enough for a good watering . A good way to measure when you need to water is pick up the pot before you give it water , then do the same after so you have a rough idea of weight with and without water so you will better be able to judge when to give your plants water . I would also advise that when you start using your nutrients again to only do so every 2nd or 3rd watering at 1/4 strength and increase the dose as needed . I say this because you want to allow you plant to be able to absorb most of whats in the medium before adding new stuff in , preventing nutrient burns or nutrient lock outs due to having to much calcium on the roots . I hope this information helps shed some light into your grow to help you get those ladies back on track rocking and rolling ! -Happy Growing!
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