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Tylando
Tylandostarted grow question 5 years ago
Having a hard time determining what macronutrient is missing and causing the rust/burn. Based on pictures I know it isn't necessarily cal or mag just by itself but it could be something like manganese or something like that. Any help appreciated.
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Darkwarsongs
Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 5 years ago
I ahh rarely ever say this.. But in theory that product Easy Bloom Plus should fix all your problems.. LOL... I mean I could not find the ratios but it says it's got all 10 nutrients with a ph buffering of 6.5-6.2.. I mean if you keep feeding her that for a few days I imagine she'll start to look a lot better. They are BC Company and they grow Cannabis with their product so I imagine it's got what she needs.
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OGgrows
OGgrowsanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi @Tylando I've been looking at the weeks in your diary. definitely it is not totally a lack of manganese, this deficiency starts with a pale dark green and the yellowish begins to appear from the center of the leaf to the tips of the leaf, only the stains seem to be an effect of the lack of manganese. seems to me more evident a deficiency of K, in week 6 and 7 you already had some tips of the leaves burned and in general all turned downwards, yellowing started from the tips of the leaves to the center, and in the advanced state of deficiency of K also burnt spots appear, but they are usually burnt spots more like the spots that appear in magnesium deficiency. but there may be a shortage of both manganese and K. good luck mate 👍
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
It started last weeks with the leaves tips that has started to burn and the yellowing on the leaves , could be your feeding , your ph or a calcium deficiency
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HonorRioFarms
HonorRioFarmsanswered grow question 5 years ago
I feel like you may have watered too heavily the past few times and damaged the tiny little root hairs that allow the uptake of nutrients. This may cause the plant to show symptoms such as yours. The only thing to do is water lightly and let the plant regain it's strength. Water and microbes is my suggestion.
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Athos
Athosanswered grow question 5 years ago
I'm not sure it is a deficiency. It could be pH related, since you post no information regarding pH or feeding strength. It could be just the plant coming to the end of its life cycle and dying. at this point I would just let it be since you are almost to harvest time.
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