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yellow/brown spots on lower leaves
AlpAge_Cinostarted grow question 6 months ago
Hi, 2 of 8 got yellow/brown spots on lower leaves. I've watered them once a week and add calmag, pH=6,2 following b.a.c. instructions. Last watering, i forgot calmag so I did a second watering 5 days later with calmag. What could be the problem ?
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Robertsanswered grow question 6 months ago
They just need more food. Looks more like phosphorus and potassium deficiency starting, the burn straight tips say more then just a magnesium deficiency
DoughHeadanswered grow question 6 months ago
Calcium deficiency.
Over watering could also cause this.
Even if only Watered once, it could cause the problem if the soil don't have enough perlite or vermiculite..
I would add a little more calmag in your next feeding. Goodluck broskie
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