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Nutrient burning?

fiinkee
fiinkeestarted grow question 4d ago
saw some burning on my leaves, is this nutrient burning?
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Alikibassissi
Alikibassissianswered grow question 4d ago
Ile have a look over your diary now but looks possibly like either heat and or a deficiency. Ile check you diary out now and send you a message mate, if i think its something different after reading up ile let you know how to correct it hopefully. Send a Dm if you need help in the future mate, always happy to help. Ile look over now and get back to you if i thi k its different from mentioned.
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HandsomeTerpz
HandsomeTerpzanswered grow question 3d ago
Hi 👋🏻 From the picture it looks like your cannabis plant shows burnt or necrotic leaf tips, starting from the top leaves near the buds. This is usually a sign of nutrient burn (too much fertilizer, especially nitrogen or potassium) or sometimes a calcium/magnesium deficiency if the problem keeps spreading between the veins. Since it’s appearing on the upper growth, it’s most likely light stress combined with nutrient imbalance. Check your EC/ppm values, lower the feeding slightly, and make sure the light isn’t too close.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 4d ago
I think its a combo of things. Maybe needs a bit more Mg, maybe. but also top growth burning not on the tip but mid leaf could be from the lights being to intense. or air flow is lacking. https://420life.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Marijuana-Leaf-Deficiency-Chart-scaled.jpg here is a leaf chart to help with some of the sysptoms.
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Todzilla
Todzillaanswered grow question 4d ago
It’s probably a nutrient deficiency because I see it on both your upper and lowers. I don’t see any mention of pH. Your nutrient deficiency could be a result of too high of a pH. 5.8-6.0 ph for coco and 6.4-6.6ph soil should get you better nutrient uptake. Best of luck on your grow.
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