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WeedMannz
WeedMannzstarted grow question 5 years ago
the first time that I grow, unfortunately I am starting to have these problems on the leaves, I water every 2 days with 3 liters for 4 plants and I do every 2 liters (bottle) 2 ml "Power roots" 8 ml Alga Grow and 2 ml Green Sensation.
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gdogfunk
gdogfunkanswered grow question 5 years ago
What size pot is that? If it’s a smaller 1-3gal, I would recommend getting a 5 or 7 gallon fabric pot and some good potting soil, as it looks ready to be transplanted. Fox farms/ocean forest, etc. I’d also highly recommend using Great White rooting powder. When I transplant, I sprinkle it in the hole and on the roots. The plant transforms overnight. If you’re growing under led, I recommend adding 5ml/gal every watering and always pH after all nutrients are added. I hope this helps!
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HighRoller909
HighRoller909answered grow question 5 years ago
too much nutrients,piling up in the soil as plant can't drink all it is starting to drop soil ph which makes it even harder for plant to absorbe. do a proper flush with pure water with at least 3x of pot size.do not adjust ph of the water.
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rhodes68
rhodes68answered grow question 5 years ago
You have a Calcium/Magnesium deficiency, the yellow/tan lines between the veins is Magnesium, the spots leading to dead spots (necrosis) in the leaves is calcium. Cant see your grow for some reason so I always begin with PH before adding cal-mag. Kind of blind not sure why the grow isnt showing. Something is either locking them out or there is not enough uptake(PH).
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Grey_Wolf
Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 5 years ago
@WeedManHD it could also be an iron deficiency the way the leaves are turning yellow like that Also the leaves look very swollen don't overwater when they look like that Good luck mate 👍
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Wicked_Stix
Wicked_Stixanswered grow question 5 years ago
This looks like either led light burn or wind burn. If you have a fan blowing on that side of the plant then that is the issue. If you are using led, I would move it up away from the plant a little. Good luck!
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ShireFarms
ShireFarmsanswered grow question 5 years ago
In my opinion, it looks like you’re suffering from either calcium deficiency or calcium lockout. I’d feed the plant some calmag or epsom salt for definitely. And for lockout just flush with water for a week.
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PlaguedGardens
PlaguedGardensanswered grow question 5 years ago
In my opinion, it looks like you're adding too much nutrient, they look they're turning a darker green and getting shinier with them clawing down. Try easing up a little bit.
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Gemini_Grow
Gemini_Growanswered grow question 5 years ago
I am quite sure your plants aren't burned. I think you may have calcium, maybe phosphorus deficiency. Overall your plants looks healthy, it is normal for lower leafs to start yellowing and then dying even if this is not what's happening to yours.. You should stop root nutes because you don't need them anymore, I use root stimulator just during the first and second week, try to push a bit with green sensation I think it could help, just pay attention. Good luck with your grow ciao ☀️
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