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Growfun
Growfunstarted grow question 3 years ago
PK issue maybe.Their in superish soil and I have been feeding them every other watering with tiger bloom. Blue cheese and I have read it likes lots of supplements. I laid off 2 waterings ago and it happened to a few more leafs. How long for Nute excess to go away on its own?
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Delta_11
Delta_11answered grow question 3 years ago
I found Tiger Bloom to be way too potent at recommended dosage. My girls took miracle grow like champs at full strength. But as soon as I introduced Tiger Bloom during flowering all hell broke loose. Burnt tips and fox tailing galore. Use Tiger Bloom at 1/2 to 1/3 strength at first and adjust from there. But it sounds like you’ve got to flush them a bit before you feed anymore. Gonna get salt buildup. Get some runoff going next watering to clean out the roots a little and you should be good.
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MrElkont
MrElkontanswered grow question 3 years ago
Check ph and ec... Seems like u start too early/too much p.k.
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Burmese
Burmeseanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hi there, IMO those rusty spots could be either Calcium lock out or deficiency.Give a slight touch of cal-mag couldn't be wrong. Before you do anything, make sure your water pH, ppm(EC) and run off are in corrected range.If you are growing in soil, keep your pH around 6.0~6.5 for both of your water and run off.Also in soil,the less nutrient the better to prevent lockout.Happy Growing... ✌️
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The8thChevron
The8thChevronanswered grow question 3 years ago
It will continue until your soil has the proper EC and the plant has used up any residual nutes it took up. This could take a few days or a couple weeks depending on how hot the soil is and how much water you're giving. Once it stops spreading, you'll know you're good. The affected leaves will likely never regain their healthy green look. Get it right, remove all affected leaves, then keep an eye on it to make sure the problem doesn't happen again. Test the pH in your runoff as well. Hot soil often goes hand-in-hand with acidic soil.
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