By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy. For details please see Privacy Policy
Accept
Suspected Calcium Def?
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?
like
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 ! 🚀
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
1 like
Complain
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.
like
Complain
Similar Grow Questions
Solved
Jaythegrower
Lime green leavesI woke up an my new leaves are a lime florescent color can anyone explain and help me remedy the situation
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
1
4
Solved
Fordsie
Curling serrations along leaf margin, heat related?Could the serrated edge of leaf margin point up slightly due to heat stress? My guess is that this is environmental, I moved light away a few inches just in case. Any other possible causes? Should I be concerned or take any other corrective actions?
Week 8
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
1
3
Solved
Frm11001
Ayuda: Double cookies autoDía 33, variedad: Double cookies auto (BSF).
Comienzo de la etapa de floración, sin uso de fertilizantes aun. Riego con ph 6.0, 1.5lts de agua por planta cada 48hs (macetas de 16L).
Led 400w a 40cms de distancia (no puedo más distancia)
26 grados y 55% HR
Qué pueden tener?
Leaves. Curl up
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
1
3
Solved
Shockolateman08
Seedy bitchHow long does it take for seeds to develop on a pollinated plant? I plan on chopping this weekend...but I've also been
contiplating on keeping it for an experiment, most likely chop. Curious. 😅
Buds. Other
Leaves. Other
Plant. Other
4 years ago
3
4
Solved
IsseyBukkake
One weird unhealthy leaf?I was just checking my girls when I noticed this leaf hidden away.
I have no idea what it's from, so I thought I'd ask here.
There was literally 1 leaf like this on the entire plant, I couldn't find another, although it's in a hard to reach spot.
Any help is appreciated! 🙏
4 years ago
2
2
Solved
Appoldro420
What deficiency is this?What do you think Calcium, Magnesium deficiency or something else?Week 4
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
2
2
Solved
Appoldro420
In addition to former questionI am growing on Cocos mix. I add Calmag 1 ml/L once a week. I do not measure PH (never did) because of organic nutrients. no runoff, I like to keep my plants a bit dry (about 150 mBar on Tensio) for better rooting. So just more Sugar Royal? Daily 1ml/L instead of 2ml/L weekly?Week 4
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
1
2
Solved
IsseyBukkake
Leaf problem slowly spreading on 1/8 plants.I recently found 1 leaf extremely damaged on 1/8 plants in my tent.
I have now noticed the problem spreading slowly.
Could anybody tell me what this is?
I have included pics,
1st pic is the leaf i found 3 days ago
2nd pic is of the leaf i broke off today
Thank you!
4 years ago
1
1
Solved
AuntMeanie
Will plants with Nitrogen toxicity go back to normal green color after they recover.Will plants that have turned dark green with clawed leaves from nitrogen toxicity turn back to a normal green color and the leaves straighten out or will it stay like this?
I flushed her Jan 2 and watered her again on 1/9. She hasn't started growing yet and still dark clawed
Week 7
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
3
4
Solved
Jerma_grow
Leafs facing upWhat is the issue with this one? Those leafs are facing up for a few days now, the tips began to burn so I flushed her, but idk if it is nutes or smth else. I tought light stress but the light is the same level for the others plants and this one is the only one to have this
Week 4
Leaves. Other
4 years ago
5
5