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Firstgrow1
Firstgrow1started grow question 3 years ago
Leaf discoloration- possible potassium deficiency? Feeding fox farms following soil feeding schedule twice a week. Watering every other day or every 3 days pre-flush bi weekly. 70% coco and 25% FF ocean forest 5% super soil concentrate. Due for flush. Should I increase feeding?
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Week 9
Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Tips - Die
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
it's fox farm.... you are following instructions... it's probably locking something out or really acidic. They tell you to feed WAY too high of EC. check ph of runoff... realize it's only a hint of what the soil actually is, but if something is batshit crazy it'll stand out. Do tht first as it is easiest and less intrusive. a soil slurry is an option too.. don't use top of soil as it has a lot more evaporation going on and shouldn't have many roots that superficial anyway. whatever pH water you use.. what results merely points in direction of actualy pH ... it shuld stop a bit short of your target soil pH... if it goes further, the actual pH is likely even lower -- you are seeing weighted average of the water you used with what dissolves from soil into it. highly unlikely it is alkaline using FF nutes. After looking at recent week, i am twice as confident as before tht this is lockout. you are providing cal mag.. so, that isn't the cause. either pH locking out various thing or too much P/K can have similar impact... i'd drop back P/K components of mix after ensuring pH isn't major problem. ~6ph is fine.. you are mostly soilless with a minor supersoil/FFOF component. the irrigtion methods for soilles and supersoil/soil kinda contradict each other. you want 10-15% runoff with soilless to maintin pH and nute concentrations in soil... 10-15% runoff just leeches the good stuff from your soil/supersoil at a faster rate than necessary. i'd think about doing one or the other. also, super easy to diagnose a soillless or hydro grow.. you can calculate ppm from guaranteed analyis labels and no guessing on what concentrations the soil/supersoil contains and of what.... supersoil and soil is a bit more of a balancing act... consistency of putting it together, then adjusting based on what you see each grow to avoid problems the next run. both are great options, don't ge tme wrong... i clearly have a bias for soilless/hydro... total control, easy to adjust. soil/supersoil can be even easier maintenance... simply add water.. how fucking cool is that? bit longer road to get there... potentially better tasting buds according to some.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
Yep way to many nutrients. First sign is leaf tips going brown and clawing down. If you have an EC/PPM meter it would be good to update what your currently feeding. I would recommend next watering( let her dry out ) flush her. Test the water that goes in and then test the last bit of runoff and keep flushing until your EC gets within .1-.3( depending on the soil you are using ) Then once you have her flushed and most of the excess salts built up out of your medium give her a light feeding( 1/4 of what your currently feeding ). Happy Growing
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BeautifulCraftRreddit
BeautifulCraftRredditanswered grow question 3 years ago
Looks like a calcium and magnesium problem, are you in range in terms of pH for the plants to absorb it? Potassium usually burns the tips of the leaves and sometimes the edge but not curl up like nute burn. It will also have new growth looking weird with curling, twisting
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