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Light stress? Nutrient burn?

ChewiesGrow420
ChewiesGrow420started grow question 4y ago
Iam not sure if this is light stress or nutrient burn. Iam leaning more towards light stress. I have incresed the distance of my lights, which will hopefully clear up the problems. Iam watering with a ph of 6.5-6.8. Iam still fighting with fungus gnats which is fun.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4y ago
Molasses clogging your soil, it really doesn't do anything much at all for plants, proper soil mycorrhizae will do 10,000 times more good then molasses. Add some fulvic acid and amino acids and this will get your plants zinging along. Clover actually brings nitrogen from the air and places it into the ground while it is living, this is how legumes work. Letting your soil dry out between irrigations is how to combat gnats, they thrive in overly moist conditions.
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BudXs
BudXsanswered grow question 4y ago
The claw suggests its an abundance of Nitrogen, but your plant doesnt seem to be getting burnt. Looks like its having trouble taking up the nutes which means your PH is off and locking out
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