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Grow QuestionsI believe I have a phosphorus deficiency from lack...

I believe I have a phosphorus deficiency from lack...

shreddedminiyeetsstarted grow question 5 years ago

I believe I have a phosphorus deficiency from lack of watering/early pH issues. I also have curly/dented leaves that can be seen in the close ups. Does this seem like a phosphorus deficiency or what else may it be?

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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown

BlackCousinanswered grow question 5 years ago

Hello shreddedminiyeets, Your girl is looking good, not bad at all. I would recommend you do change some things to make sure you get no problems later on. First of all, try to aim your ph more to 5.9 or 6 and not above 6. You want the nitrogen to be pulled by your plant. Also the humidity is very low if its 40%, try to mist or spray your girls daily to maintain a humidity of 65%. My last recommendation is to raise your light, because i think the spacing between the nodes is very small and its getting to much light. I think with these small adjustments they will look better overtime. Hope this was an helpfull answer. Keep on growing my friend. Peace 👍🏾

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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 5 years ago

I see nice, good Growing Girls, Some look like they spreading their wings, thats Normal in that stage, its just the way they grow. I really cant see any Problems in their growth. I let you alink in the comments... greetings

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Master_weedaanswered grow question 5 years ago

Hello my friend I do not see any deficiency your plants are beautiful You should just lower your ph between 5.5 and 6 your plant will better assimilate the nutrients you give it I advise you all the same to give him some K (potassium) you find in the coffee grounds Otherwise everything seems good be careful not to saturate your plant nutrients ... May the strength be with you 💪

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Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 5 years ago

@shreddedminiyeets When growing in coco it's better for plant nutrient uptake to have your ph lower than when growing in soil 6.5 is too high and I would aim for anywhere between 5.9 and 6.3 this will allow full nutrient availability to your plants. As for the curling it looks to me too simply be a genetic anomaly

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HighRoller909answered grow question 5 years ago

No phosphorus deficirncy early at that stage.slight curling on first single headed leaves would mean just a little bit of heat stress,if this was the case, but it doesnt mean anything since your environment looks cool.nothing to worry about.consider it as genetics and keep on.i had the same thing with my seedlings at first because temps were a little bit higher right under the hps lamp.i moved it farther and problem solved.just looked like yours but more curled.its not even a problem for your girls.nice set up good grows mate!

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