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should i feed or just water because of nute toxicity 8 days ago

damianfef
damianfefstarted grow question 4 months ago
haven't watered or fed the plants since 1/6 and right after I fed them they got some nute toxicity on some of the lower leaves and I haven't touched them since, the soil is very dry but the plants don't seem to show any sign of thirst so haven't watered them, water them? feed?
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 4 months ago
Ahh. Yes, she has had too much N. But that's a long time Give a stim, fish shit some foliar spray.. just nothing with N in it lol Good luck. She's young. And will grow out of it. Overall she's healthy.. The side bits can be signs of weak roots. If she's a female you should be starting off in a smaller pot and uppottin it, it builds root strenght.
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 4 months ago
Where is the nutrient burn damage? Your leaf tips aren't even yellow let alone brown? They look pretty healthy to me. If you are worried about hot substrate, then flush it, but i don't see any need for that. You have 1 goofy leaf at the bottom of one plant as far as i could see. Put that in your rear view mirror dude. They look fine so if it were me i would just roll with it till they start to look like they need food, then feed. But for right now they look good and if what your doing the last 8 days is netted that result i say roll with it. Those girls will want around a 800ppm solution when they are fed next time, but they are ok right now in my estimation.
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GanjaGecko
GanjaGeckoanswered grow question 4 months ago
Das Blatt könnte ein Anzeichen an einem leichten Mangel sein. Wenn es den Pflanzen an etwas mangelt sieht man es meist an den unteren Blättern, die Pflanze holt sich den Nährstoffbedarf aus dem älteren Teil wenn zu wenig Nährstoffe im Boden vorhanden sind. Dadurch das alles andere super gesund aussieht, würde ich normal weitermachen und nur das eine Blatt entfernen. Gieße so das die Erde eine gute Feuchtigkeit hat. Bei zu viel Wasser bekommt sie zu wenig Sauerstoff und bei zu wenig kann sie die Nährstoffe nicht richtig aufnehmen. Heb den Topf ruhig an. Wenn der Topf leicht erscheint, gib wieder etwas Wasser. In dem Stadium brauchen die Ladys ca 300-400 ml alle drei bis 4 Tage. Bei deiner Topfgröße vielleicht 500ml. Die Wurzeln haben den Topf noch nicht eingenommen und brauchen daher nicht so viel Wasser. So hat der Boden immer eine gute Feuchtigkeit für das Bodenleben und die Wurzeln kriegen noch genug Sauerstoff.
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