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Bdawg
Bdawgstarted grow question 6 months ago
Whats up with this plant and leafs growmies. I recieved clones in one litre pots of coco. Interveinal chloris on leaves with red veins. They am under 300 watt vipar spectra light turned down to 25%. 4 foot away. I fed so far cana a &b Rhizotonic Ph 6 Ec 1.2
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Leaves. Veins - stay green
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 6 months ago
Starving. Increase your lighting too, 25% is barely enough th sustain life, 75-100% is what I would do and at least as close as 3 feet, not 4 feet away. Cal/mag is not the answer to every problem.
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Bdawg
Bdawganswered grow question 6 months ago
Theres calmag in bpth cana a&b and havr put a bit of calmag in. Also is some in tap water. I thought id ask people on here. Two hydro shops have said turn light down thats what causing red veins an stems. However they both said increase the feed.
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Newbie87
Newbie87answered grow question 6 months ago
You have no blooms to fed yet. Your clones are still in veg not flower. I believe you should flush then feed just grow, with some calmag.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 6 months ago
Coco is hydro in a potter. Ph 5.8 going in and in run off. Coco always stays wet. It is nothing like soil. Lots of run off lots of time, and feeding. Cal mag is generally needed in coco grows.
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NonameGrowDude
NonameGrowDudeanswered grow question 6 months ago
My amateur guess would be Magnesium deficiency. most likely due to the Coco coir not being buffered. I think Canna Coco A and B contains enoughf Magnesium but it's designed to be used with tap water at around 0.3-0.5EC. If you are using RO or a lower EC tap water you should add some Cal/Mag. I don't Know if you can buffer the Coco coir after you started using it already but I think that is the problem. Hopefully someone with more experience can correct me if I'm wrong
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