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JustChillTHC
JustChillTHCstarted grow question 2 days ago
What’s happening? Just changed my water with that grow and poof got that. I use bottled water for my grows and switched from low cost water to a water with good ph and calmag supply
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Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Blazelien
Blazelienanswered grow question a day ago
Hi buddy, Must be concerned with your grow. First of all, your problem is for sure casued by water stress. I see a fella directing to over watered but your case seems like water shortage so opposite to overwatering. Of course, we need more contents to fully diagnose but the recommendation is... 1. Lower light intensity if thats the case. 2. Check if your exhaust fan is too strong, which makes aggresively dry environment. 3. Irregular watering * all three cases happen extremely often to all the growers tho it is really easy to fix if the problem is caused by strong light or strong vent. Another thing is, you may have iron deficiency but unlike the fella mentioned, iron deficiency happen due to high pH. Depends on what iron chelate you use but probably it is EDTA or DTPA and each can handle up to pH of 6 and 7. That means if your rootzone pH is near or above 6 or 7, your plants are not uptaking iron. And your Mg deficiency often caused by irregular watering or small root mass compare to above ground mass. So I assume when you can dial the cliamte, you will not get this nutrient deficiency. So maybe focus on climate than the nutrient. Anyway, happy growing!
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SponGie
SponGieanswered grow question a day ago
The the image shows signs of nutrient deficiency, likely due to yellowing leaves and curling. Here are some steps you can try to fix this 1 Check Nutrient Levels, Ensure a balanced nutrient supply, particularly nitrogen. 2 Watering Practices, Avoid overwatering or underwatering allow the soil to dry between waterings. 3 pH Levels, Test soil pH it should be between 6.0 and 7.0 for optimal nutrient absorption. 4 Pest Inspection, Check for pests or diseases that could be affecting growth. hope this helps! :)
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Lerome
Leromeanswered grow question 2 days ago
Your plants look chronically overwatered, which may be causing oxygen deprivation in the root zone. This also may have lowered the pH in the soil to the point that your plants cant take iron up anymore, causing them to become yellow on the top. The extra calmag supply should be fine, your plants look like they could need some calmag but i suggest just using tap water and calmag supplement instead of bottled water. Sounds hella expensive and unnecessary tbh. Good luck!
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