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entering week 3 of flower , this one plant is cons...

HiddenMessage
HiddenMessagestarted grow question a month ago
entering week 3 of flower , this one plant is considerably more yellow than the others. I give them all the same, but is this just cal-mag issue? or do I need to up the Nutrients on this one? whatever the problem is I assume I will slowly start to see it in the others..
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a month ago
looks like calcium to me with the leaf spotting and I'd think it would have plenty of N given the other growth looks overfed. I also see slight tip burn on some of the top foliage. I think you might be having issues with PH in that one pot. A good feed, even if its outside the ideal ratios will be fine for the plant and buildup won't happen if you get some runoff. but like ballpark range. 20-20-20 can work, were as 2-40-40 would not. I would check your PH and EC if you have not already and make a decision from there. also review the amounts of N-P-K and Ca-S-Mg it is getting from your feeds, should be on the labels, these things are also knowen as its macros and secondary macro elements. does not look like a micro issue at all so I would not worry about that.
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Caertner
Caertneranswered grow question a month ago
If phenotype is similar, it probably don't need different nutrients. Maybe it was the watering (less water?) so therefore Ca/Mg...
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Seedler
Seedleranswered grow question a month ago
Hello! i would measure the run off pH and then give her a corrected pH water with nutrients the next time, feed the other plants as you did, seems good. good luck!
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question a month ago
calcium and magnesium are two unique things. if you have a problem with each, it is purely coincidental as they are not tied to each other like that. Could be a magnesium deficiency, but also likely need some more N too. A more balanced formual might work for all the plants, so don't assume it is the plant's fault. Rarely you do run into a plant with a big enough nutritional need from others that a 2nd formula is necessary. If it happens often, it's the fault of the formula, though. It should be rare with a good formula.
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