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looks like you're burning them up. pk excess as a first guess.
let us know about your set up. light, nutes, strain, media, schedule. all the standard stuff we ask for that you did not provide .... if only there was a primer or post of some sort outlining it.
can't really help without the info. good luck.
let us know about your set up. light, nutes, strain, media, schedule. all the standard stuff we ask for that you did not provide .... if only there was a primer or post of some sort outlining it.
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can't really help without the info. good luck.
Bluter called it- My pk overdosed Northern Lights looked just like that...
I'm assuming you're adding too much bloom booster- but more info would be a good thing..
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Ok sorry about the lack of info. This is what I'm doing/have
Light in pic. Small 2x4 4 feet tall tent.
I use the grow and cal mag for 2 months during grow, mixture is always ph'd.
I use the bloom and cal mag for 2 months or so until flush for 2 weeks then done.
This is all I've ever done dont really know how to do better. Also the soil is fox farm ocean something.
All advise is very much welcome
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what is the strain ? and how much are you feeding ? are you following the bottle chart ? also that line may use a third part - bottle of mostly micros - not as familiar with it anymore.
most bottle nute feed doses can be cut in half.
what are your temps like ?
looks pk excess - phosphorous / potassium. leaning more to potassium. probably just overfed and blew up.
could be heat stress adding to the mix. a serious flush right now and rebalance of the nutes might save them a bit. they look pretty bad in the pics.
most bottle nute feed doses can be cut in half.
what are your temps like ?
looks pk excess - phosphorous / potassium. leaning more to potassium. probably just overfed and blew up.
could be heat stress adding to the mix. a serious flush right now and rebalance of the nutes might save them a bit. they look pretty bad in the pics.
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I kinda just eyeball it when I add the bloom lol. The strain was Cinderella 99. I'm thinking heat may be an issue aswell. Sometimes it gets up to 31degrees celcius which is about 87 farenheit
It’s not enough to monitor temps you’ve got to control them yes 87 is too high. The top end for most indoor growers is around 82 although many prefer 74 to 78 Fahrenheit
never eyeball nutes, get a syringe to dose by ml like suggested by nute makers
Can they be saved? Yes, sure.... but no nutrient or additive can turn burned leaves back into supple green leaves. The pistils in pic still look good - the plant is still growing with fresh pistols being produced.
never eyeball nutes, get a syringe to dose by ml like suggested by nute makers
Can they be saved? Yes, sure.... but no nutrient or additive can turn burned leaves back into supple green leaves. The pistils in pic still look good - the plant is still growing with fresh pistols being produced.
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Figure it out! Easier said than done - right? Open more vents in bottom, suck cool air in with a fan down low, push warm air out up top with extraction fan. Most here have 2 or more fans In a tent. Some inkbird controller models monitor temps & rh, then when temp or humidity hits your presets it switches on fans or dehuey or ac as needed. I’m in 4X4 with an 8 inch fan & 2 - 6 inch fans.
What kind of fans do you have currently?
What kind of fans do you have currently?
take care of this. get control of your nutes.
if it makes it it's a keeper ..
probably contributed.
what kind of light and how close ? not that it helps now. just a hunch. could be a cut and run.
