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MrsFunk420
MrsFunk420started grow question 5y ago
Shes been pretty droopy. Thinking maybe a nitrogen excess. Going to try not feeding for a week. Water with calmag only. Can anyone tell what might be going on?
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Week 7
Leaves. Curl down
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pepitogrillo
pepitogrilloanswered grow question 5y ago
Hey @TheFunks! I don't think it's a nitrogen problem. I would consider checking the watering schedule, they look a bit overwatered to me. You should check how much water do you give to them. It should be around 15%-20% of the capacity of the pot each 2-3 days. As I saw on your diary, you are giving them 1.89L (wich is not bad) but just not everyday. ¿Are you sure that pot is dry when you water them? If you think the problem is related with nutrients, you could check the output water of each pot (when you water them). You can check the EC input and output and know if you are having sallt acumulation problems. As you don't have EC data I will assume you can't check it. I would recommend you to water them just with water and check the output till it goes totally transparent/clean. That should help salt acumulation or overfeeding problems. Good luck! 😀
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MrsFunk420
MrsFunk420answered grow question 5y ago
Deff wasnt over Watering. We only water when pot is light and dry. I belive what happened, was we over fed. We were feeding 2 x for every one water. We havent fed her anything in over a week and has popped back up. We plan to water every other feed no matter what now on.
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Kayaboy
Kayaboyanswered grow question 5y ago
Silly answer/question. Are they watered??
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Darkwarsongs
Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 5y ago
Echo Echo water water.. Not nitrogen.. Nitrogen presents in a totally different fashion dark green leaves and comes on rather "slowly"... This probably happened within a day.. Got to be the roots..
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GRow_M8s
GRow_M8sanswered grow question 5y ago
Hey m8, I would reccomend you to check: 1) Air circulation, looking a bit overcrowded in there. 2) Cold water temps when feeding can cause deficiencies and drooping leaves, generally cold temps in your medium. 3) Overwatering = lack of oxygen for the roots
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Napoleon_Hash
Napoleon_Hashanswered grow question 5y ago
@TheFunks, Hye, I'm not a pro but maybe it's an over watering. Did you wait to have a dry soil before watering?
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