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Sassyderp
Sassyderpstarted grow question 1mo ago
Uumm so i was a day late watering my girls and they got droopy. Now that ive fed and watered they are parking up but I think nute burn? They are now turning yellow amd some dry looking spots. I increased the dimmer from 50 to 60% as well
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DogDoctorOfficial
DogDoctorOfficialanswered grow question 1mo ago
Hey buddy hat’s going on here? Short answer: This is drought stress + light increase, not nutrient burn. 🔍 Let’s break it down simply 1️⃣ The droop You already explained it yourself: • You were a day late watering • Plants drooped • After watering, they started to perk back up That’s textbook temporary drought stress. No damage yet — just a warning. ⸻ 2️⃣ Yellowing + dry-looking spots This part is not nutrient burn. True nute burn looks like: • dark green leaves • burnt tips first • clawing downward What I see instead: • lighter green/yellowing • some dry patches • no classic burned tips That points to stress response, not excess food. ⸻ 3️⃣ The dimmer change matters This is the hidden trigger 👇 You did two things close together: • plant got dry • light intensity went from 50% → 60% When a plant is already stressed (dry roots), increasing light can cause: • faster transpiration • temporary chlorophyll loss • pale or patchy leaves So the plant is basically saying: “Hey… one thing at a time please.” ⸻ 🚫 What NOT to do right now This is important: • ❌ Don’t flush • ❌ Don’t cut nutrients • ❌ Don’t increase light more • ❌ Don’t chase deficiencies Overreacting is how small stress becomes real damage. ⸻ ✅ What TO do (easy mode) 🌿 Watering • Get back to your normal schedule • Make sure full wet/dry cycles are happening • No soaking every day just to “fix it” 💡 Light • Hold the dimmer at 60% • Do not increase again until new growth looks normal Feeding • Keep nutrients exactly the same • Let the plant tell you when it wants more ⸻ 🧠 What to watch next Over the next 2–4 days: • New growth should come in healthy green • Old damaged spots won’t fix — that’s normal • Overall posture should stay upright and relaxed If new growth is good → you’re back on track. ⸻ 🌱 Final reassurance This is not nute burn This is not serious damage This is just plants reacting to: • being thirsty • then getting brighter light They’ll forgive you quickly. Growers Love my friend keep us posted and remember this is just my humble opinion please follow your instinct 💚
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AestheticGenetix
AestheticGenetixanswered grow question 1mo ago
When you miss waterings or you end up underwatering or over watering, it will starve your plants because they need a wet medium to uptake nutrients. I would just continue to do what you're doing. Don't increase the lighting right now while they're stressed But just keep up with the watering and feeds and they should start to bounce back. If it's looking like nutrient burn, then maybe check the pH of the medium and runoff. It could be a pH issue that's causing the nutrient deficiencies
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RemoveYourChains
RemoveYourChainsanswered grow question 1mo ago
I think you added nutes way too early. what was the dosage? How far is your light? What PH meter do you use? what PH did you set during the last 3 waterings?
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 1mo ago
Nutrients burns start from the tip and edges of the leaves. Leaves yellowing from the bottom is a Nitrogen deficiency. The little dry looking spots (which I can’t see on the pictures) are mostly a Magnesium deficiency symptom. Raising the light intensity isn’t the best solution, as your plants are not 100% healthy, they need to recover before increasing the photosynthesis process.
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 1mo ago
hi...... gib ihnen mal 1-2 Tage Ruhe und warte ab.........denke das die Blätter von selbst wieder grün werden....... Kann nichts von einer Nährstoffverbrennung erkennen😉 das wird schon wieder 😀 Viel Glück
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