James dBong
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Hello, so the leave got a yellow spot and then a black point but that I know that was a bug... So what did I do wrong so the leave got that yellow? 
Help! Leave deficiency? What is wrong
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neon green
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Seems to be coco your growing in? Your adding a cal-mag suppliment?
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James dBong
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Yes, Atazyme, 0-0-6 helps the plant to "eat" more, nutrients and water. Is good for the roots too and says that is very good for coco soil. Is beacuse of that ?
neon green
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Not sure what atazyme is... Not sure of your skill level and I don't want to talk down to someone that may be more advanced than my self or less experienced but I use a 3 part nute system with a few additives, one of them being a calcium and magnesium supplement. With coco standard nutes just don't give us enough cal-mag and we HAVE to add more or we get similar issues. Also a mag deficiency looks similar to a nitrogen deficiency. That's because the magnesium protects the chlorophyll from what I understand. I have been wrong before.but it looks like your missing one of those pieces.
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James dBong
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well i started to give nutes at 3 week, gave 2 time veg grow, and 1 time atazyme, she have now 4 weeks and 1 day, i will give some bloom exlosion when she starts flower, on the place that i have her is a lot of bugs and i made a small green house, but i don't think is going to work, i can tell you exactly what is in does nutes if you need that info.
neon green
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I looked at a little info on the atazyme. It doesn't seem to have any magnesium in it. Mostly just enzymes. If you have any Epsom salt i'd throw in a teaspoon per gallon of water you mix. I use calimagic from general hydroponics and it works great. But Epsom salts will get you through.
Dave Groomer
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What kind of lighting are you using? If you are using LEDs you need to add Cal/mag. They need a lot more under the LEDs.
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James dBong
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People, this plant is Outdoor started from 0
Dutty Panty
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Start with 1 table spoon of epsom per every third watering. I'd currently recommend no nutrients
The black dot is fly shit
The black dot is fly shit
Dutty Panty
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Outdoor what is the temp? Night and day.
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James dBong
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ahah fucking flys Ok, thx
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James dBong
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At night is like 13ºc and at day the temperature can go to 20-26 ºC
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James dBong
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calcium deficiency, im sure
Dutty Panty
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In my experience I'd do nothing to her but only water once completely dry. Chasing a deficiency this early can cause more harm than good. Let her be.
madmarv0525
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i think it looks like ph issues or maybe a zinc deficiency
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James dBong
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Ok, and the next watering shoul I add the veg nutes again? One more question, how many water should I give in this state? the plant is in a 7L and im sure that the roots are in the deap of the pot. 1 liter per watering? 500 ml ? it takes 2-4 max. to the coco soil get 1 2 inches dry.
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James dBong
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I water my plants whit 5.7 ph , a little acid, is like almost Hydro, maybe the nutes made the soil even more acid that goes under 5.5 , is there any home product to use biologic in the plant? to high the ph naturaly?
neon green
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I'd listen to Dutty. Add some Epson salt to the water as per his instructions. Are you using a 3 part nutrient line or just a single bottle fertiliser? Your definitely missing something whether its magnesium or manganese it's hard to tell. You should be using a 3 part nutrient line (grow, micro, and bloom.)and a calcium and magnesium booster at least in coco. I run my ph at 5.8-6.0 and water EVERYDAY until about 10% run off comes out of the pot. In coco it's very Important to give the lady's proper nutrition as there is NOTHING nutritional in coco for the plants.
Dave Groomer
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You can use a little Baking soda to raise the PH of the water. Use Vinegar or lemon juice to lower. Add a little at a time!!! The first time I adding baking soda, I went from 4.5 to over 9. No I didn't use that water, I dumped it out and started again.
