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XiceX
XiceXstarted grow question 4 years ago
Is this a deficiences?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
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PharmaZ
PharmaZanswered grow question 4 years ago
Classic case of N toxicity. My advice would be just stop using grow from now. Continue as you have said, using only water for 1 Feed or 2 (You can include the booster like bud candy) I would also stop using CalMag Xtra until week 3 of flower... Cannabis plants like high levels of calcium and magnesium early veg and in mid flower use until week 5 then you want to follow with a flush to remove excess nutrients in the soil. If you have more AN products like overdrive add this at week 5 at half dose as it contains Nitrogen... Really you should only be adding 2ml/L of micro, grow and bloom at this stage... 3ml/L is too much for a plant of this size in a pot of that size. Less is more, I always say growing is like cooking... if you add to much of anything you cannot take it back. At any point if you do have a “deficit” of one nutrient it is easy to then compensate the next feed with a little bit more. Your bud development looks good for this stage, providing you follow as I have said I can see you having some quality dense nuggets. Good luck, PZ
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey, Everytime i get a calmag like issue on my plant i double check that my ph is correct, recalibrate a pen etc. In case it is off by a bit. Otherwise calcium can get blocked out by high levels of other nutrients. So I'd say reduce the others slightly, or check ph...or both.
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Darkwarsongs
Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 4 years ago
If there are no signs of pests. It is most likely a case of Oversaturating the medium with nutrients. Don't panic and be patient is wonderful advice.. I think you need to just feed it some clean phd water for a bit and see what happens. I'm not super familiar with The Ph Perfect line from Advanced Nutrients but I do know it is formulated to contain everything your plants needs. So going forward perhaps just clean water watering to help clean her up and after she stars to look a lot healthier Try using lighter nutrients when you are feeding with nutrient/water.. If this is not possible then you should use a staggered watering method i.e. Water, water, nutrients, water, water... Watering as needed of course. I hope this helps if you do finds pests and need help with that make sure to post nice good pictures of what your seeing :).
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 4 years ago
Yellow tips is typical of potassium defiency. Dark green leaves from nitrogen excess. Any signs of little pests around?
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MedUs_0o
MedUs_0oanswered grow question 4 years ago
It should be calcium deficiency with that color, but I see that you are already giving it Cal mag anyway. Now it depends on when you started to give it, if and recently you should wait to see if it improves, the color I see even too dark which is going to excess nutrients, I advise you not to exceed with nutrients and to wait a little earlier to add more. I see, however, it would seem that you are already giving him everything you need or maybe even more. Maybe try to decrease or not add more and wait for the plant to get used to it. Don't panic and be patient. I'm in your same situation,I hope I have been useful to you from the bottom of my experience. Happy work, bye
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