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Suspected Calcium Def?

tromus_teh_tranq
tromus_teh_tranqstarted grow question 3 years ago
Think this might be the start of a calcium deficiency. Only on two of the older leaves and in similar spots on the leaves. These leaves may have also had some water on them after the last watering. Tried to remove it as best I could. Any thoughts?
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Week 4
Leaves. Other
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 3 years ago
hi there Tromus, yeah you're right about that calcium deficiency. The good news is you caught it early so you can fix it quite quickly. What might have caused it is the pretty heavy light cycle, when you have 18 hours + lights on you simply need to compensate with calmag because the plant is using more of it to regulate its growth . Hope this helps ! 🚀
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KushGANG
KushGANGanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hello tromus you're right it is an early deficience of calmag so you can resolve it with epsom salt which is good solution . you can use it in the soil or in the water or mist it for quicker effect. Good luck
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tromus_teh_tranq
tromus_teh_tranqanswered grow question 3 years ago
It absolutely does help! I also wasn't aware that a heavy light cycle could cause a calcium deficiency but it absolutely makes sense why it would. What's funny is that I was talking to a buddy of mine just the other day about CalMag and when he was using it. Then the next day, I notice what looks to be what we were talking about the day before. I've got calmag on order and it should arrive tomorrow. I plan to add a dose to my nute mix this next watering cycle, which will probably be in another two days.
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