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Grow QuestionsIs my plant okay?

Is my plant okay?

KradManstarted grow question a year ago

Today I saw that its leaves are somewhat downward, its veins are dark (at least that's how I notice it irl, on the camera looks a little different) and it has that yellow pigmentation, is it sick? It is the only one different from the rest.

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Leaves. Curl down

DoughHeadanswered grow question a year ago

Just a hungry plant. I feed 1200ppms way before this point bro.. that specific lady is hungry. I start with Tap water. Mine is 120ppms. With PH it's 130-140ppms. Then next time I bump it to 300ppms. Then 600ppms then 900ppms then 1200ppms. I do this by making a gallon of Full strength nute for veg. Then I pour it into a half gallon measuring cup.. I then add tap water until the ppms drop to what I want. So I leave my ph/ppm pen in the water and watch the ppms drop the more Tap water I add. . Once I get what I want I feed. I feed with every watering. I use coco and Floraflex nutes. Maybe every 2 weeks I do a water only but only if needed. If my runoffs are high I just cut my nutes in half. But this lady is just hungry. Bump up your ppms "or EC" a little and let her eat. Good luck bro Please consider selecting me as the answer so I can be entered for a chance to win grower of the month contest I would really appreciate your support growmie 🙏 😃

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RosQuareanswered grow question a year ago

Mine look like this from overwatering and then all sorts of deficiencies start popping up from not being able to take up nutrients properly. Are the drainage holes blocked or is she sitting in run off?

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Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question a year ago

the way it is progressing along the serated tips hints at potassium related deficiency, but i'd want to see it progress furhter to be certain before any reaction. my 2 cents. if it ends up being more interveinal chlorosis and less so on the tips, it's less likely potassium. if serated tips get rusty etc.. definitely k-def. lots of things cause interveinal chlorosis. will have to make an educated guess based on what you fed so far and if in soil, what came with the soil. Mg is unlikely this early because it takes 5 weeks or so from inception of the mg deficiency before you see symptoms. these do not look like they are old enough to do so. unless it is paling from tip in and working from bottom-up on plant, it is not likely N-def.

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KradMananswered grow question a year ago

Okay I have no idea how to reply to a comment individually so I'll reply to everyone in this comment. I have already started feeding them, currently I give each plant 500ml of water with vegetative root fertilizer based on algae every other day, I water them 3 to 4 times a week. Each one is different varieties and they are all automatic, maybe I should give that specific plant more water? It's my first grow, so I hope you understand that I'm still somewhat ignorant. Thank you all for your response.

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AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question a year ago

probably aren't clones. Sorry no ability to edit responses and fix typo's

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CannaIGrowanswered grow question a year ago

Have you started feeding them yet?

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AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question a year ago

Looks like it wants to eat and is taking it's food from those discoloured leaves. It would be pretty early in it's life to be suffering from magnesium deficiency, so I think your ok there, though it does look like early onset of magnesium issues. I know when im being conservative with my feeding my plants leaves tend to start looking like yours. Your other plants which i assume are on the same feed schedule look fine to me so that's a bit confusing. But then again i'm assuming all of those plants are identical clones off a mother, which they probably around. Everybody grows those stupid fuckin auto's these days so who knows. But different strains feed differently. Some are heavy feeders, some aren't. Some hate to be watered, some don't. The variables can be vast. It doesn't look severely over watered, but that can be a sign of it if you have droopy sad looking stature plants. I don't know of any variety of weed that likes wet soil.

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