More leave pictures because im starting to worry more. Need tips or kind words :-)

kaiabel
kaiabelstarted grow question 3y ago
11.03 last feed all had ph 6.7 and 980ppm , 15.03 1200ppm 6.7 ph except the wc (short one) guess its was 980ppm. one fedd is around 15l for four plants, water is sitting for 4 days till its used. adding mag because tapwater has 90 cal 11 mag so its not near the 3 to1. Lights 80%
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Leaves. Wilting
Leaves. Color · Yellow
Feeding. Deficiencies
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 3y ago
you have a phosphorus deficiency blue spots a deficiency of everything else too.. remembering that pH, unless it's extreme, doesn't matter much in cultivation... looking at your fertigation, it's normal to have all the deficiencies, they are hungry, bio bloom and bio grow you should give 4+4 ml another thing, are the ppm of the solution you use or the runoff? keep in mind that you should give at least 1200ppm and normally the output is higher unless the plant is hungry... remember that ppm can also be misleading, a product with many salts can give a high EC even if in reality there are very few potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen my opinion is to give them a watering only with biobloom and biogrow 4ml each, they contain all the necessary nutrients if you have mycorrhizae, that would be a blessing
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Ctrellis90
Ctrellis90answered grow question 3y ago
Right, your ppm is too high for her. It's nutrient burn. Drop the ppm a couple hundred and she'll recover. It's not a calcium or magnesium deficiency. It's just too much feed for this particular pheno. I hope this helps.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 3y ago
low p -- see blue in leaves and interveinal chlorosis on upper leaves... best guess from pictures make sure pH isn't out of whack, but seems like 1 set of symptoms and pH issues or nute lockout typically cause a smorgasborg of contradicting issues.
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