mcflowanswered grow question a year ago Browning of leaf tips and signs of burn or discoloration along leaf edges could be indicative of various issues. It's essential to consider a few possibilities:
Nutrient Overdose: While you haven't increased the PPM recently, it's possible that accumulated nutrients in the soil may be too high. Consider flushing your plants with pH-balanced water to remove excess salts.
Potassium Deficiency: Potassium deficiency can cause burn-like symptoms. Ensure your nutrient mix is balanced, and consider adding a potassium-rich fertilizer if necessary.
Secondary Nutrient Deficiency: It's also worth considering other secondary nutrients like magnesium or calcium. Ensure your nutrient regimen provides a balanced mix of essential elements.
pH Imbalance: Even if you maintain an appropriate pH range, check for pH fluctuations. Fluctuations outside the optimal range can affect nutrient uptake.
Flush your plants with pH-balanced water, reassess your nutrient levels, and consider adjusting your nutrient mix to address potential deficiencies. Monitor plant response closely after making changes.