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Chilipadi
Chilipadistarted grow question 3 years ago
The problem came back to this seedling with brown markings on leaves which has spread to 2nd set and slowly spreading the whole leaves. Ph runoff is stable 6.1 so is ppm. Idk whatelse to do to help. Been putting cinnamon on top coco too. Ppm in is 340ppm. Any advise please.
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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3 years ago
Ahhh okay :) Yes you are correct my friend sorry they do say assumption is the mother of all fuck ups i just seen the medium and automatically assumed it was soil sorry for that. Well your right up my street then boss let me introduce myself i am UK420show haha I am a hydroponic dwc grower have been for the past 2 or so years before that I was doing NFT technique so hydro is my speciality right lets break this down then so you fed her cal mag and your ph is perfect. Thats ruling alot of things out right in my dwc if my pumps turn off or my lines get blocked and there is less oxygen getting to the roots as there should be I can get brown spots on my leaves too. my only other guess would be this is some kind of root problem there are no burnt tips or are there much signs of fading that ppm is quite low so it could simply be a macro nutrient defieancy like iron or boron. Have you fed her any pottasium yet ? Pottasium stimulates root growth and promotes good beneficial bactira growth which is vital in keeping a plant topped up with all its macro nutrients :) Thanks for replying and giving me the feedback sorry I answered incorrectly at the start. Best of luck for a happy and heaty harvest :)
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BraveheartGenetics
BraveheartGeneticsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hi mate, over watering sounds right. You may have caused a lockout hence why you're seeing calmag deficiency. It is usually what shows up first with a lockout. Like hillman said, let her completely dry out. This will kill any unwanted fungus or bacteria. fresh clean ph 5.8-6.0. If you want you could add 1/4 tsp of agricultural gypsum to the water. It s a great PH balancer for coco. Always check the PH after adding nutrients. I hope this help, good luck and happy growing
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hillman
hillmananswered grow question 3 years ago
Browsed through your diary...looks fine. It might be overwatering. At this stage they drink little and the substrate, even if coco, doesnt get a chance to dry. So let it dry 2/3 days , and then plain water say 0,5 liters (given your pot size). Then monitor consistanly and water only when the top is dry ( say the first 2 cm).Do you have a ventilator in there?
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Chilipadi
Chilipadianswered grow question 3 years ago
@Uk420Show ive been giving calmag, I always use it on daily feed cos im in coco it needs calmag. Also coco needs to be moist constantly it cannot get dry.
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3 years ago
marks liek them usually indicate shes in need of some cal mag if oyu dose her up with some in your next feed you should be fine if its not that its probably an overwater issure try to only water when the medium is dry :) Best of luck pal
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