Need help please!
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Re: need help please!!
i cant say 100% for sure. but thats what it looks like bud.
if your coteyldons are turning yellow... it means its out of its inital food supply... and yellowing lower leaves typically means its running out of nitrogen...
and i cant rmember if you said you are using pure water, or tap water... but if its pure water... it needs minerals too... epsom salts, or cal-mag, or calmax.
i cant say 100% for sure. but thats what it looks like bud.
if your coteyldons are turning yellow... it means its out of its inital food supply... and yellowing lower leaves typically means its running out of nitrogen...
and i cant rmember if you said you are using pure water, or tap water... but if its pure water... it needs minerals too... epsom salts, or cal-mag, or calmax.
in that case, its probably not burn. needs to be pretty hot to acutally burn them
if its comfortable to the back of your hand... its fine for the plant.
EDIT: ensure your PH is ok too. always double check ph
when did you start the nutes? if it was a while ago... it might be nute burn from being too high concentration... like i said... 1/4 strength, and no more for such a small plant.
if its comfortable to the back of your hand... its fine for the plant.
EDIT: ensure your PH is ok too. always double check ph
when did you start the nutes? if it was a while ago... it might be nute burn from being too high concentration... like i said... 1/4 strength, and no more for such a small plant.
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halfnutes yesterday 6.2 ph, tap water and it was showing before nutes and res changed i also have a feeling i may of waited to long for first change of water, may of ran out of certain nute from reg water..?? but eitherway its been spreadin even after wards and imma try just takin out a few gallons of water and replacing
ah regular water. are you letting it sit out overnight before giving it to your plants? chlorine is a bad thing for them
here is a write up on it
Chlorine
Chloride is involved in the evolution of oxygen in the photosynthesis process and is essential for cell division in roots and leaves. Chlorine raises the cell osmotic pressure and affects stomata regulation and increases the hydration of plant tissue. Levels less than 140 ppm are safe for most plants. Chloride sensitive plants may experience tip or marginal leaf burn at concentrations above 20 ppm.
Chlorine Deficiency
Wilted chlorotic leaves become bronze in color. Roots become stunted and thickened near tips. Plants with chlorine deficiencies will be pale and suffer wilting.
Chlorine Toxicity
Burning of leaf tip or margins. Bronzing, yellowing and leaf splitting. Reduced leaf size and lower growth rate.
here is a write up on it
Chlorine
Chloride is involved in the evolution of oxygen in the photosynthesis process and is essential for cell division in roots and leaves. Chlorine raises the cell osmotic pressure and affects stomata regulation and increases the hydration of plant tissue. Levels less than 140 ppm are safe for most plants. Chloride sensitive plants may experience tip or marginal leaf burn at concentrations above 20 ppm.
Chlorine Deficiency
Wilted chlorotic leaves become bronze in color. Roots become stunted and thickened near tips. Plants with chlorine deficiencies will be pale and suffer wilting.
Chlorine Toxicity
Burning of leaf tip or margins. Bronzing, yellowing and leaf splitting. Reduced leaf size and lower growth rate.
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