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Alexa
Alexastarted grow question 4 years ago
Hello guys! Could anyone please tell me what kind of problem do i have? I added more Cal-mag and leafs gets even more yellow. Then i add more PK but also without succes. Thank you for advices! 🙂
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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JinksyGrows
JinksyGrowsanswered grow question 4 years ago
Just an opinion and I know you know that😉. Just echoing what others have mentioned as well. I see a Nitrogen toxicity that's causing the lock out of magnesium and calcium ( copper spots-calcium, yellow streaking outwards from center of blade vein-magnesium). The dark green hue is why I feel there's a toxicity with nitrogen but it can also look like a nitro deficiency. Confusing. I can only suggest a lite flush of balanced distilled or tap to remove excess but throw in a dose of Cal/mag and probably some phosphorus too boot. This may all be incorrect and if not seeing something, please hit me up in PM and we can go further with your tent environment, ppm and pH readings. This all being said, I hope this helped somewhat and I trust everything will be ok 👌
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
Overall your plants look healthy, is it just this one that's affected? I would say lack of nitrogen is really the only thing turning bottom leaves yellow or it can be a lack of receiving light. As the plant grows it needs nitrogen to get taller, if there is no nitrogen in the soil or will begin to take it from the lower part of the plant. Magnesium defeciency is more like brown spots and higher up the plant usually. I would suggest a flush and let dry followed by increasing your nutes slightly exorcism nitro. đŸŒ±đŸ‘
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RastaMouse
RastaMouseanswered grow question 4 years ago
Looks like magnesium deficiency to me bro. Giving them some cal mag will solve the problem if it is but it will not reverse the damage don’t but should holt it getting worse and new shoots should look healthy again. If it continues then it might be iron or zinc deficiency both can be treated with a fertiliser.
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