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OneDropOfTHC
OneDropOfTHCstarted grow question 3 years ago
Still think is nitrogen deficiency, since this early flowering. But im already at 2mg grow, wich is alot. Maybe something is locking the nitrogen? Solution ph is at 6. Havent checked soil yet. Will update when i do.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
it does look like nitrogen a bit, but it's not progressing properly, bottom to top, for a mobile nutrient. K-tox can cause yellow leaves near top and yellow/spotted leaves at bottom. K-tox will also lockout Mg, Ca, Fe, and Zn... the last two would have that interveinal chlorosis you see in leaves. I still this this is more about overfed than a deficiency anywhere. Looking at your feed in diary, you clearly are giving it plenty. Raising pH to 6.5 would improve availability of Nitrogen, but i think this is lockout. i'd link you my spreadsheet for nutes, but i bet there is a better one through google that can potentiall handle specific gravity -- needed for some liquid nutes and how they label their products. w/v or w/w? brain not functioning at moment. https://manicbotanix.com/calculators/ppm-in-solution-calc.php Looks like a good one. Try that one... All the info will be on your guaranteed analysis labels - compare results to: PPM / Element 120 - N 50 - P 200 - K 100 - Ca 80 - Mg 110 - S Anywhere near is "fine" ... but if way over, i'd reduce to roughly these levels. You are mostly soilless, so i'd treat it as such at this point in grow. The soil is probably tapped or leveled out with coco and previous fertilization irrigate with ~650-750ppm feed. get 10-15% runoff, and it should right the ship within a week or two.
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Itsgnomegrown
Itsgnomegrownanswered grow question 3 years ago
That looks like acidic lock out from over watering. Your Pom’s are way to high or low depending on your nutrients. If your giving the same amount of water at veg As flower you’ll drown her. She’s taking less water at flower so let her dry out, do a flush, and start over with a cal mag feed every two weeks with your nutrients if she makes it that far. It’s 50/50. That’s why I do dry amendments, liquids are to much and only need a 1/4th of what they actually say. The brown spots with the yellowing shows the potassium def from too much salt and calcium, good luck and hope she pulls through
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
It could be your heat/humidity causing a lockout. Especially the humidity. If a plant cant transpire it looses the ability to absorbed nutrients correctly. Any chance to get a dehumidifier in there. Do you have a EC meter, she might not be able to handle the nutrients your throwing at her causing a lockout. If you do check the ppm/EC of your water going in and the the last little bit of runoff. If its way higher you have a salt buildup. Happy Growing
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
one note about my ppm ballpark figures --- i have hard water... that means there's extra mg/ca in it... So, if your water isn't as "hard" as mine, the Mg. Ca. and S may need slight uptick. the NPK values are rock solid... K - 190-200 prolly better than 200-210. P - 50-60 rather than lower.
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Chedderbob112
Chedderbob112answered grow question 3 years ago
Your growing in co co your ph is at 6 hav you tested your run off am loyal to the soil but studying coco and hydroponic systems and am thirsty for knowledge so I would maybe think more h20 less feed
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DoctorGreenThumb
DoctorGreenThumbanswered grow question 3 years ago
ph in the root zone could be off causing root issues.
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3 years ago
Who ever told you nitrogen I can see why they did cause thats what it does look like though if you have just fed them and they are in soil they are going to take a while to bounce back anyway atleast a week and sometimes symtoms can get worse before they get better the 4th picture in does look like some kind of lock out though your right but if its not nitrogen then I would lean more towards a cal mag issue :) But even that could be wrong I would dopuble check her Ph that could cause similar sypmtoms I can imagine it might be a tad high in soil nutrients react differently than coco or hydro its used differently and in a somewhat more complex when compared to the latter i would give her a week and see how she is then. I hope it wasnt me that told you nitrogen even though it does look like that LOL it probably was so sorry lol 👊 best of luck brother 👊
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