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Pseudofejk
Pseudofejkstarted grow question 3 years ago
Hi guys, any ideas what is this? It is growing in organic coco substrat...
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Leaves. Twisted
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3 years ago
123 grow has it spot on this is a cal mag issue she hasnt got enough :) In my opinion anyway :) the other grower too has pointed out a good point with the over watering too that wont help the issue but not to say its the end of the world it certainly isnt just wait for her to dry out then when you water next time dont let it come out the bottom of the pot just around the base of the plant :) then you should be fine take a look at your nutrient feeding table and see if your giving her what she needs for the week shes on. :) letting the medium dry out will also deter nasties from setting up shop in your soil :) Best of luck im sure youll be fine :) 👊
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Your ph is set wrong for coco my friend. 5.5 to 6.0 in veg, and 6.0 to 6.5 in flower time. It's that simple why your leaves are funky. Also go easy on the ferts, as cannabis really don't need much food. Less is best. If your feeding by the label, never go over half.
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BeautifulCraftRreddit
BeautifulCraftRredditanswered grow question 3 years ago
I'm gonna guess by the way the leaves look, that your overwatering because you have read that you are supposed water everyday In coco but growing in Coco with "probably" dry organic amendments we treat the coco like soil and let it dry out some before we water again because if not this will cause deficiencies and nutrient burns all at the same time.
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123Grow
123Growanswered grow question 3 years ago
I am going with Cal-Mag first in gallon of water Then going to have you add 1 TBSP of molasses to the cal-mag water. Only cal-mag and molasses, make sure it’s unsulphered please ( molasses) in ph balanced water. Add that mixture to your plant Rather err in caution than blast your plant with unnecessary nutrients furthering the issue It looks to me like a magnesium deficiency due to the veins of the leaves remaining green, but the yellowing is happening. It also is happening on older leaves first , which means it’s pulling from older leaves to supply life to younger leaves. That means it’s a mobile nutrient, not immobile. Magnesium is mobile, while calcium is not. Coco-coir uses cal-mag very readily unless you are using organic nutes and then that issue is resolved.
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