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NamasteDave
NamasteDavestarted grow question 2 years ago
The leaves have been loosing some of their dark green color between the veins, looks a bit washed out or mottled on both plants. Slow progression over the past couple of days. This is my first grow, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
You don't give any information in your diary about your nutes - how much of what - but losing green usually means it needs more nitrogen - so I would give it a little bit more of your grow nutes. Since this is an auto, you should also be adding some bloom nutes about now to help it as it goes into pre-flower. Autos, in flower, won't need/don't want much nitrogen so when it gets to pre-flower, you can start knocking back the grow nutes which contain the most nitrogen (I cut out ALL grow nutes when mine are in flower relying only on the nitrogen provided by the bloom nutes). Good luck - not a big problem and easily solved... just don't OVERDO the nitrogen as that will cause a lot of problems, too... balance (ugh!)
NamasteDave
NamasteDaveanswered grow question 2 years ago
Appreciate the feedback. Using Terra Aquatica (General Hydroponics - EU) TriPart CalMag - 5mg/1 Gallon MIcro - 2.25 ml/1 Galllon Gro - 2.5/1 Gallon Bloom - 1/1 Gallon PH 6.0-6.1
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
Ah, you are growing in coco. So you want your PH between 5.8- 6.2 in or around 6. And if you give water feeds to flush once a week try make sure you keep all feed PH in the same level. As it's coco you have to regulate its PH. Soil is more forgiving for pH mistakes. Coco not so much For get the epsom salt. You'll need a calmag agent with coco. Defo mag def. Biobizz or advanced nutrients calmag extra are pretty good and cheap. Good luck..
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hey brother For me it looks like you have a shortage on Magnesium. A good calmag agent will help. If you don't have any calmag on hand and you have a female in your house she'll have Epsom Salt will be a quick dose of Mag sulphate. (Make sure it's not anything with any perfume or anything in it. Just plain epsom salt. But ye, if you had a diary with your substrate and that I'd be able to help you more as calmag acts better with different Ph depending on the substrate. So aim for around 6ph should cover both bases for coco and soil. Good luck bro
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