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DaradeGrows
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Do I spray the buds as well, or just the foliage?
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I'm thinking there is something amiss with your feed numbers.I'm feeding 5ml cal-mag to 0.8G of water (3L), 12 ML of the Base Nutes from Advanced Nutrients.
That's all I've been giving these girls.
This is the amount of airflow I have on 'em, I'm getting another fan for the lights today, as I feel like they need something to cool them, that isn't those small USB fans.
Humidity has been under 55 usually, sometimes it goes up, so I've decided to stop running the humidifier.
If the humidity drop too low I just check if my plants need a watering, and they usually tell me everything I need to know now.
I'm not going to lie, it's not outside the realm of possibilities.Np thank you for throwing me in the right direction, at least!
I was seriously scared I killed my crops with the fungi I was working with somehow, even though I know they're not related things, I don't know somehow my mind was connecting them lmao!
Thanks super man to the rescue.I'm not going to lie, it's not outside the realm of possibilities.
But I wouldn't panic, as i think it's more nutrientiently sourced.
If your heading to the hydro shop, keep your eyes open for some beneficial microbes. AN sells some, but way over priced. Some hydroguard, or Root Builder, Orca, or Microbial Mass will do wonders for your plants. If you go that route, save the h202 for emergencies. Enzymes are another great addition, but less so then beneficial microbes.
Far from super anything lolThanks super man to the rescue.
Hope everything is going well my friend.
Stay safe
Bill
Awesome thanks man! It was the pale leaf picture that has me thinking it's a deficiency.Thanks for the tag Rex. That is the same AN feeding schedule I used in DWC, 4ml/Liter. I agree that it looks like nute splashes/drops on the leaves.
It's all good. And a perfectly normal reaction. But best advice you'll ever get- don't jump the gun when a problem happens. Patience, and informed reactions will always be the best route. Many growers experience a problem, panic, make numerous changes, and then when things get back on track, or worsen, it makes it harder to pinpoint problems, or what worked to fix it.Ok, I will stop pulling leaves now then lol! It's only on her, so I assumed it was something more serious than my dumb self, spraying nutes on her!
I panicked, but knew what to do.Far from super anything lol
Awesome thanks man! It was the pale leaf picture that has me thinking it's a deficiency.
It's all good. And a perfectly normal reaction. But best advice you'll ever get- don't jump the gun when a problem happens. Patience, and informed reactions will always be the best route. Many growers experience a problem, panic, make numerous changes, and then when things get back on track, or worsen, it makes it harder to pinpoint problems, or what worked to fix it.
Take a good look through LKABudMan"s journals. He does a fantastic job of documentation, and it can help guide you for nutrients.
No worries! Hopefully I'm right, or someone else says somethingI panicked, but knew what to do.
Call in someone who knows.
It was odd the dots and the way it's deficiency was presenting.
That's why I thought a young shap pair of eyes might help.
Thanks again.
Stay safe
Bill
Do you have a PH meter? If so, wouldn't hurt to check next feed.With an? I though ph shouldn’t be an issue? Then again I guess something could be a miss or something?