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FreakShow
FreakShowstarted grow question 7 days ago
I got problem with my plant. Probably calcium or magnum overdose
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 7 days ago
I don't see it has an overdose of Ca or Mg https://420life.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Marijuana-Leaf-Deficiency-Chart-scaled.jpg On this lead chart it helps identify the issue. To me it looks like it needs Mg and Ca with maybe a bit to much P? but outside of nutrients I also think you need to work on your lighting and watering setup. If these plants are from any of your open fastbuds diaries I would link them to the question. Lighting, your light recommends a hang height of 24-30" at 18/6, but your light right now is doing 20/4 at 20" so it might be getting to much light. Watering, it looks like in your diary you are not watering the entire volume of the pots just around the plant, and your using crystalized concentrated mineral feeds. when feeding this way you want to get some runoff with every feed to help prevent buildup in the soil. plus FF feeds heavy, Also when feeding this type of nutrient in soil grows I find its best to do a feed water feed water alternation as soil holds onto a lot more feed then soilless. Feed, using cultivation nation is a two part feeding program mostly with a bit of CaMg addon. From what I can find online it has a good amount of NPK and some S and Mg with no Ca thus the CaMg addon and some micros tossed into the mix. Your useing the bloom nutrient in the diary but plants are not yet in bloom yet. I would keep giving CaMg and Veg till the stretch is over then transition over to bloom or mix em 50/50, Mix the two sepretly in water then add into the main bucket to prevent any fallout/lockout of the nutrients mixing. https://foxfarm.com/feeding-schedules/ with soil and using nutrients that are 100% available your PH can drift up a bit and I find helps the plants. 6.2 is lower end of spectrum. I'd aim for 6.5-6.8
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 7 days ago
Most likely Phosphorus deficiency. Thats how it looks to me. Plant is on good diet, just slightly underfed. Watch out for high humidity during nights and bad air movement if diet is well sorted... thats how it looks to me.
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DaddyPrime2
DaddyPrime2answered grow question 7 days ago
i would say calcium or chlorine/chloramine. depending on your water source, i personally have to boil my water for 15 mins and then let cool. so ill boil a couple pots of water and pour them into a 5 gallon bucket outside that i use as my water source. i tried the letting it evaporate off but i was still having issues so ive been boiling my water for the past year or so and i dont have any leaf chlorosis from that. we dont have high ppms here but we do have chloramine in our water so the plants dont like it. once i started boiling the water i didnt have random deficiencys i couldnt figure out(along with switching to dry organic nutes instead of phd synthetic)
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