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Brown spots and yellowing

Boncoward
Boncowardstarted grow question 12d ago
What do you think this is? Nutrients deficiency or maybe soil ph. Happened overnight and the plants are a little dry but I just gave them water and nutrients. My ph tester has been broken so I’ve sorta been winging it with some ph strips.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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Green_claws
Green_clawsanswered grow question 12d ago
That didn't happen over night. I use a liquid test kit but stripes are just as good, calibrating those pens makes me hate them, nightmare Your that far off the ph chart she's trying to suck up mercury or some alien compound and reaching out for the fermenent... I bet plain water would bring it back..
TruTraTri
TruTraTrianswered grow question 12d ago
Overnight? growdiaries.com/grow-questions/86550-soil-ph More like building up problems for straight 9 days. I would suggest you refer to any answer to your question 9 days ago =)
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AcidBurn_40
AcidBurn_40answered grow question 12d ago
Gehe sehr stark von Probleme mit dem Ph wert des Medium aus. Dadurch hast dir ne sperre rein geholt also Nährstoffe können wenig oder nicht aufgenommen werden von den Wurzeln
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 12d ago
pH strips are plenty accurate enough for the context of gardening. No need for a 150 dollar pH probe and endless costs of callibration fluids etc. Really shouldn't need to do more than spot check once you have some good SOP. i don't think that much damage can happen overnight, lol. if it did, it's taking a nosedive super fast and won't just magically stop.. it'd be a total dumpster fire in 48 hours at that rate of decline. Not enough info. Your diary hasn't been updated in 12 days so we can't see any meaningful progerssion of the symptoms. What have you changed since your flip to flower... that'll be your prime suspects because the plants looked fine 12 days ago after 5 weeks of growth. though in your first week of flower, you woudln't have such developed bud sites, so there's some reason to be skeptical about the information provided. That's not 1 week into flower in your 5th week of diary. so, if you drastically changed the fertilizer formula or changed light intensity etc for 'flower', i'd look into those decisions and maybe revert some. chlorosis at the top could be too much p or k. could be overly-intense light. the necrotic spots are a bit much.. maybe overwatering? The symptoms don't seem to be in the right places relative to likely cause (mobile vs immobile). nute lockout or pH come to mind. easy to rule out pH.
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