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Scrumpy
Scrumpystarted grow question 5 years ago
Second grow, second leaf issues. A quick google leads me to believe its phosphorous deficiency, that may be being made worse as its getting colder? Is it terminal or will she survive?
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Master_weeda
Master_weedaanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hello my friend 😉 Do not listen to all the nonsense of Mrs larimar because it is totally useless to give a new start to your plant because it is an autoflowering that is almost 10 weeks old and it is almost ready to be harvested. I advise you to proceed to a good rinse which will allow you to clean up your substrate and remove the nutrient exeedant and have a product with a better taste quality. 👍 May the strength be with you 💪
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Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 5 years ago
Welll, i have seen a number of " issues" in your grow. up to the 3rd week your plant looks good. then it started with lights to low, to much water, to much nutrients.( week 4 overwatering and to close to the light),,, so it goes on in the Diary....and there is no fast fixing of the problems. I would give those Plants a " new start" with anice flush... and then let her dry before you start new. Those smartpots are great, but they keep their fluids very well inside so let her dry really good. As i see no feeding chart, i can only diagnose what i see. Go slower in nutes, less water, more distance to the light
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Grey_Wolf
Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 5 years ago
@Scrumpy it certainly isnt terminal Ive seen man worse issues than that on plants and they have made it thru to harvest albeit with less than ideal yields from the extra stress. Now for your issues I cant see what your ph is but I suspect its not at an ideal range Soil should be around 6.2-6.4 and I see your tomato feed is quite heavy on the nitrogen for a flowering plant maybe a little toxicicity happening? Give the plant a small rinse/flush with plain water ph'd to within that range I mentioned earlier then try feeding a bloom specific nutrient mix with a higher potassium and phosphorus than nitrogen ratio
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