Chat
RecommendedRecommended

HELP!

Jose671
Jose671started grow question 2 months ago
I don't know what's going on here. But I'm thinking too much nutrients. I've normally done a 1 gallon mixture but the feeding before this had me making 3 batches in one gallon ratio. So I tried to do a 4 gallon ratio of Ambrosia. How screwed am I with this
Open
like
Answer
BansheeGT
BansheeGTanswered grow question 2 months ago
My friend, take that light higher! To munch umols brother, u burning your girl that hight light stress, if you have possibility to change power be on 50% until your leaves be at least little up position then day by day giving more light power, if u reach 100% then go lower with light
like
Complain
SponGie
SponGieanswered grow question 2 months ago
It looks like your plants may have nutrient burn, likely due to the stronger concentration used in the 4-gallon mix. Here’s how to address it: 1. Flush the Medium: Rinse the soil or coco with pH-balanced water to remove excess nutrients. 2. Lower Nutrient Strength: Resume feeding at your original 1-gallon ratio to avoid overfeeding. 3. Monitor Growth: Watch for healthy new leaves, as older leaves may retain some damage. 4. Check pH: Ensure the pH is optimal for nutrient uptake (5.8–6.2 for coco, 6.0–7.0 for soil). This should help your plants recover. if i helped please remember to + me. :) and text me if you need anything else.
1 like
Complain
Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 2 months ago
Is it possible you spilled nutrients on those leaves when feeding?
2 likes
Complain
Pi_growing
Pi_growinganswered grow question 2 months ago
For me its not looking like nutrients burn. A nutrient burn starts usually with yellow leaf tips while the plant is dark green and the leaves start to roll down on the outside. But it can be overwatering or bad ph that caused damage on the root system ill search your fertilizer to fet more informations
2 likes
Complain