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Blätter verfärben sich komisch oder trocknen aus?

FireRGB
FireRGBstarted grow question 2 years ago
Bei 1 von 4 Pflanzen verfärben sich die Blätter an manchen Stellen. Ich benutze Biobizz Produkte und gebe den restlichen Pflanzen das gleiche! BioGrow - Bioheaven - Biobloom - TopMax - und PH down verwende - gewässert wird mit 6.2 Was ich verstehe das es eine "immobile" Problem
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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
If you know for certain it's an immobile problem, then your REAL problem is actually the PH. Are you checking the PH of your runoff? Often, you'll find that what comes OUT of the pot bears little resemblance to what goes IN... When you water, make sure you're getting about 10-20% runoff and test the PH of that runoff. If it's out of the desired range of 6.0-6.5, you might need to do a flush to get back on track. Personally, I don't think it's an immobile problem - I think you're giving it far too much nitrogen and it's developed a bit of toxicity. Flowering stage doesn't like a lot of nitrogen and since you're giving it BioGrow, I think THIS is the problem. I'd do two things: check the PH of your runoff and at bare minimum cut your BioGrow in half (if not eliminate it altogether). Good luck!
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
You are using too much and you are getting them rust spots, they are a form of giving too much for your plant to take up. It'll work better for your plant to mix it up. Split your nutrient down into 2 groups and give 1, 1 week and 1 the next or if you want to give them all in 1 week. Still split it up but give a good calmag watering in-between and make sure your soil is mostly clean of them nutrients before adding more different nutrients. It'll take a while for your plants to catch up. The rusting will only get worse. I'm dealing with the same thing. (Giving 1 plant to many different nutrients to work from. ) bring it down you'll find a plant with decent NPK ratios in the right range can be achieved with 2 to 3 nutrients some can even do a whole grow just using 1 nutrient at the same time. With a bit of calmag with the water to soft flush between nutrient feeds. Good Luck..
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