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jeannoTapin
jeannoTapinstarted grow question a month ago
Hello, D49 (out of 70 theoritically) same strain, same nutes but only one plant looks affected (top right). Looks like it started 2 or 3 days ago. Could it be nute burns ou some kind of lockout? If yes should I flush or could i only give tap water for a few waterings?
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Tips - Burnt
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BrediGreeny
BrediGreenyanswered grow question 22 days ago
What @GrowerOG and @Sators said makes a lot of sense. I had kinda of the same problem with one of my Wedding Cake Autos, did 3 days ago a big, big flush and she is now recovering.I would try what @GrowerOG and @Sators say ✌️ good luck growmie😊👍
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GrowerOG
GrowerOGanswered grow question a month ago
Hello mate, looking your situation you might have more a lockout than a nute burns but you might have also a pH fluctuation caused by a wrong Ca/Mg ratio because you're using a organic products to feed and if the ratio is away from 3:1/4:1 Ca/Mg so you might have a lot of problems. I would try with a big flush and then feed again but checking the Ca/Mg ratio in your tap water to fix it before. Good luck and happy harvest!
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question a month ago
NK def for sure, could be also P,Ca,Mg they're starving
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Sators
Satorsanswered grow question a month ago
Hi bro, I'll start with your soil mix. Nutrients are typically used at the beginning for light-mix soil. If your soil is already rich in nutrients, you can harm the plant. In the picture, it looks like you also have light stress. Raise the lamp higher or reduce its intensity. Water the plant with pH-balanced clear water a few times before returning to the nutrient mix. Good luck, buddy.
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