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Clone issues

EndoSmokestarted grow question 2 days ago

New here. New to dirt. I mainly do hydro. Trying to fix this issue im having with this clone. Runoff ph is the same as intake. Coast of maine dirt. Flora flex nutes,1.5 gramV1,1.5 gramV2, PH6.3-6.6. Just added a few drops of cal mag last water. Using tap water. Any ideas? Thanks

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TruTraTrianswered grow question 2 days ago

TruTraTrihat deine Grow-Frage beantwortet 2 hours ago Probably early-stage calcium and maybe magnesium deficiency. Tap water + FloraFlex can sometimes be light on Ca/Mg, especially with Coast of Maine soil, which can buffer strangely. Adding CalMag was a good call – keep that going for a few waterings. Also, watch your watering rhythm – soil likes to breathe between cycles. And just a side note: “dirt” sounds really harsh 😂 – like you took your trash from the vacuum cleaner😝 Would help to know exactly which Coast of Maine mix you're using – one "dirt" is not equal another "dirt". If it's full of micro activity and potential, humidity and temperature are important to keep in mind.

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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 2 days ago

Hey there I think it’s just transplant stress. New growth should be fine

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yan402answered grow question 2 days ago

Hey man, don’t know that soil brand myself, but that yellowing between the veins on new leafs looks like early mag deficiency. Even with pH in range, things can still get blocked. Tap water’s usually got calcium, but not much mag, and too much cal can lock it out. I’d try: Dropping pH to around 6.2 for a bit Slight bump in cal mag Maybe a foliar spray with Epsom salts before lights out for a quick fix If new growth comes in clean, you’re all good.

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