Hey guys, this is my cherry limeade from doja and ...

Inside_growlabstarted grow question 4mo ago

Hey guys, this is my cherry limeade from doja and I really don't know what I have done wrong. I only gave since a few weeks bio grow but yet comes the next problem. The leaves starts getting yellow. Do i gave too much nutrients or less? I really don't know. Please help...

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Leaves. Tips - Burnt

Leaves. Color - Yellow

Leaves. Color - Mottling

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Ultravioletanswered grow question 4mo ago

Abscission and compartmentalization are distinct, visually different mechanisms plants use to manage damaged or unnecessary tissues, fundamentally differing in whether the tissue is removed or isolated in place. The margins being yellow/tips are a strong indicator K is having problems Only thing you have regularly been adding is bio grow mixture too much NH4+ (cation). Im guessing your tap water is a little hard, when there is too many cations in a medium it can skew uptake (lockout) various other cations this is called antagonism. If it was Potassium def alone she would present on old growth given K is mobile. Too much NH4+, Ca+, Mg and K, lockout can present against a nutrients mobility/all over. Flush, reset, need to return medium to a balanced ratio. All that organic nitrogen will take 4-5times more water to separate from soil particles.

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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 4mo ago

that fertilizer gives zero information on NPK concentration it provides, lol.. good luck. Things improved in your diary greatly when you stopped giving it... looks like k-def. But lockout is always possible. There are some other symptoms, too. the blueish hue in some leaves indicates P-deficiency too. Leaf symptoms ar enot discrete and have zero info on ratio and concentration of nutes provided does the opposite of help.

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Organomananswered grow question 4mo ago

Looks like a micro nutrient/trace element issue to me............specifically a zinc deficiency. Try giving a dose or three of soluble trace mineral mix for fastest results. Apply it via the roots.....don't foliar feed. Trace mineral mixes are available from any decent garden center.

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HighHolidaysanswered grow question 4mo ago

I think it could be a slight deficiency of NPK nutrients, mainly. I’m unsure whether it’s primarily a potassium, nitrogen, or magnesium deficiency — it could even be a combination of all three. The symptoms sometimes overlap, which makes it harder to identify the exact cause without more detailed information. It would really help to know what specific fertilizers you’re using, the NPK ratio, and how much you’re applying, as that would give us a clearer idea of what might be happening. Details about your feeding schedule and growing medium would also make it easier to narrow it down.

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