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Potential CO2 damage? Or something else?

hooolian
hooolianstarted grow question 9 months ago
Installed a Carbon Bag two nights ago - and they are now on 12/12 light schedule as of yesterday these are the only things that have changed. - No sign of pests - what are these strange marks on the leaves? All four plants have grown rapidly over the past two days aswell
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HansGoat
HansGoatanswered grow question 9 months ago
High bro, the cause for this symptom is due a magnesium deficiency. And the magnesium deficiency is almost always caused by incorrect pH. Because you are using a living soil you can use a Bio pH adjuster like Biobizz pH min to bring down the pH from the feed water. This product does not harm the useful bacteria and fungi inside the living soil. Enjoy your grow buddy!
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Seedler
Seedleranswered grow question 9 months ago
it is 100% not the co2
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greenAF
greenAFanswered grow question 9 months ago
CO2 poisoning usually will cause leaves to turn yellow quickly, and since you're only using one of those bags, I can pretty much guarantee your nowhere near CO2 poisoning levels. Those bags are next to useless, I did a bunch of test when I was looking into CO2 and having two in a tent barely raised the ambient CO2 if any. A homemade generator worked much better, and IMO that's a waste too, and much more hastle then it's worth. Save your $ don't bother buying them, it's a complete waste of money IMO. I have a C02 tank system, not using this run because of summer and would be to hard to control environment where it needs to be.
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