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torquesan
torquesanstarted grow question 2 years ago
What is wrong with her? :( I am assuming N Deficient, but I also have veeeeeeerryyyy lightly burnt tips so it is confusing to me. The lime-greening of the leaves makes me think N Deficient though.. Any thoughts? I have some new nutes on the way should be getting here tonight too.
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Feeding. Deficiences
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
It's a cal def bro mixed in with PK def, but it's actually caused by N tox causing nute lock earlier on, the DEG and light greening is caused by the overfed or poor nute uptake by too rich a mix/nutes idk haven't looked at your sub but I can tell it's all stemming from nute lock caused by N tox. How? Okay, see the old fan leafs, sew the sides are canoeing up. That's the claw. You need to start adding a enzyme if you are using a rich soil mix from the jump, or a root stim. She needs to be restarted. She's probably out of nute lock. But after you get your nutes. Do a hard flush and restart the nute programme. If you need more detail about the importance of enzymes and root stims in pre mix soil as I'm assuming that's what it is as you said you are getting nutes. Anyways you'll c it in the pics. N tox then nute lock and she's loaded with salts or locked out atm.
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Coopmc
Coopmcanswered grow question 2 years ago
Upper leaves first is trace element probably nutrient lockout flush growth medium and give proper full feed once it dries up
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Peggers
Peggersanswered grow question 2 years ago
Looks to me like it needs some calcium. Just spotted the purple stems then and aswell the damage is from the top of the plant which usually rules out nitrogen. Deficiency with that start lower down I believe? Anyway calcium is a mobile nutrient and normally will show u signs from the top. The purple stems is always spotted. I've had my problems with the calcium too.
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PEACEMAKER
PEACEMAKERanswered grow question 2 years ago
Check your runoff ph and ppm to see where thats at and from there you'll have a slight idea on what's going on . Best of luck 👍
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Dr_Drexxx
Dr_Drexxxanswered grow question 2 years ago
A typical N deficiency would start with oldest big leaves yellowing, so it seems to be something else. How have you been feeding them so far ? What kind of soil do you use ? Anyway, be light on grow nutes to avoid a N tox and check you PH. Good Luck !
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