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BalconyWiTCH
BalconyWiTCHstarted grow question 3 years ago
What's happening to her? what should I do?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
Yes, I agree with what the other 2 respondents have written, but I would add going to half strength nutrients at this size, also strongly urging you to go to an 18/6 light/dark schedule, no plant is "designed" to grow properly under continuous lighting and believe it or not, but plants do actually need to "sleep" and undertake certain metabolic processes that they can not do during "lights on time". 18/6 is a scientific fact derived through 80+ years of cannabis research and is not a random number and is equally applicable to both auto flowers and photoperiod plants in vegetative growth. I would also suggest filling your pot right up to the top next time, the extra room would provide much more space for root growth, speeding up plant growth and leading to potentially larger plants too. It also reduces the risk for nutrient salts building up to toxic levels in the substrate and would negate the need for the foil, as the plants would be sitting up higher, allowing for more reflected light reaching the plant. Filling the pots right up does not take up any more room in your grow space and will allow for much bigger plants, as plants can only grow as big as the root system can support the above ground growth. Hope this helps,....... Organoman.
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Micgrow
Micgrowanswered grow question 3 years ago
I had the exact same issue with my ladies. Turned out that my PH meter was reading 1 - 1,5 points too high. Once I realized that and fixed the PH issue she recovered well. Just remember that the deformed leaves won't recover. You need to check the new growth. Holding thumbs it will all work out well!
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hi there BalconyWitch, you have calmag symptoms due to problems in the root zone, i'm seeing too much N as well, cut the N down, and look at the pH of what you're adding it should be around 6.5 , anyway in soil you need to add cal mag , water with plain water twice then feed as you were before, maybe a bit less. So basically add cal mag and watch your N and pH. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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deeunit1
deeunit1answered grow question 3 years ago
The most obvious one is calcium.Looks like coco and if your not using coco nutes then you certainly need to add more calcium.Its due to your humidity being off the scale or the coco holding onto the calcium.Coco likes to cling onto nutrients especially calcium.
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