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abclol
abclolstarted grow question a month ago
Anyone? Things are getting worse over just one night. Look at Kosher 1, what is that? You can clearly see the differences from yesterday. Now and Gorilla starts to show something, damn...Thanks in advance, I have no intentions to spam with more of the same type questions.
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question a month ago
Hey! i can't tell 100% without knowing all the environmentals, but it seems like she is overwatered? stunted growth and discoloration looks like it. How big is the pot? In the picture it looks quite big and maybe you tried a little too hard to take care of the soil and overwatered her, but that isn't easy and we all do these mistakes. Photoperiod can recover, automatic will be hard im honest :/ Gl tho!
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GrowerOG
GrowerOGanswered grow question a month ago
Hello mate, i looked your diary and i think your problem began one week ago. The plant show a unbalanced Ca/Mg ratio for an organic feeding, you should have your tap water that have more Ca than Mg so despite you add calmag the ratio conitue to be unbalnced and this cause different problems, the first one is the uptake of macro-nutrients so your growth is so slowed down. Try to fix this ratio adding Mg salts but be careful with the amount, the best is to find the concentration from the water analisys then fix the ratio. Good luck and happy journey with your plants!
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question a month ago
The yellowing is a Magnesium deficiency. Remember too, what is showing in the leaves now, is a direct result of what was happening in the root zone 2 weeks ago, that is why it got worse overnight, your plant has 2 weeks of deficiency already.............it will take 2 weeks to correct, but once you up the cal/mag, symptoms should slow down and stop eventually, but the damaged leaves will stay damaged. The brown blotches are nothing, most likely caused by something dripping on those leaves, or mechanical damage from hitting the edge of the pot or soil surface.
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KakalakaKid
KakalakaKidanswered grow question a month ago
I am always on the look out for waning leaves top or bottom, mostly bottom, out of direct light . I pinch them mostly, sometimes twist them. It's a daily job, never ending. The plant , It's burning energy trying to save them . It's a team effort. Pluck a few. No plant has ever died from a few leaves being plucked .Learning is fun.
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