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ImpatientGrower
ImpatientGrowerstarted grow question a year ago
The NL starts developing yellow leaves at the top of the plant. It started at the end of the leaves and it's developing. Any what deficiency (or is it overfeeding?) it might be ?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Aldo90
Aldo90answered grow question a year ago
Because its at the top, it makes me think the light maybe the issue. Just raise the light for a couple of days see how it responds
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JuanHaze_Arg
JuanHaze_Arganswered grow question a year ago
Creo que tiene razón Robert! La luz está muy cerca de las puntas y lo primero que hace es ponerse amarilla, luego aparece la necrosis y finalmente las puntas se empiezan a quemar como si estuvieras sobrefertilizando
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GreenLover99
GreenLover99answered grow question a year ago
Yellowing leaves on the top of the plant point to phosphorus or potassium excess, but it could just as easily be light burn. I noticed in your diary that your led light is 8 inches away and you don’t say anything about temperature or humidity. I would recommend raising your light some and give her a few days. Check your environment, ph, nutrient levels, make sure everything is on track. Sometimes a quick flush to reset things can help, followed by a half dose of nutrients. Good luck!
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
It is light burn. 8 inches is too close. If these guys would stop and look at the information in a diary vs googling a answer they would see it is a very obvious answer. Took less then 30 seconds.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question a year ago
new blades look thin with interveinal chlorosis.. could be p or k tox. kinda common with the way some of these brands instruct dosing during flower phase... use what infor you have to eliminate possibilities.. what is given here is not enough to give you an answer with any confidence. consider how you've fed lately.. any changes you've made to formula etc... go back 2-3 weeks even.
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