Sick plant help
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msuksimon
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Try cal mag as it's probably a nutrient deficiency. Calcium and Magnesium help plants take up other nutrients. Ph 6.4 ish.
From the pics they don't look that bad so maybe 1/2 the recommended dose.
What nutes are you using?
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From the pics they don't look that bad so maybe 1/2 the recommended dose.
What nutes are you using?
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msuksimon
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You might have a touch of Nitrogen deficiency as the stalks are purple.
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mouser
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hello, and welcome 
What are your GR temps? I havent been growing long, but they look like they are too hot...or the light is too close?
What are your GR temps? I havent been growing long, but they look like they are too hot...or the light is too close?- Thread starter
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mouser
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No worries on the wait. Got plenty (too many?) of journals to keep me busy. Temps are obviously not an issue, I have never grown ith a T5 fixture so I havent a clue as to whats 'too close' The tacoing of the leaves with the pronounced edges usually are heat/light related in my limited experience.
To get the best answer, I would suggest posting your grow details....medium, strain, nutes, light schedule, etc... We have growers here who have been doing this a very long time and something in your setup might suggest a cause/solution
On the upside, these girls are hard to keep down, and yours are still a nice pretty green
To get the best answer, I would suggest posting your grow details....medium, strain, nutes, light schedule, etc... We have growers here who have been doing this a very long time and something in your setup might suggest a cause/solution
On the upside, these girls are hard to keep down, and yours are still a nice pretty green
arpowre3
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It should be an easy fix. They don't look that bad. What medium are you growing and how often do u water
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I'm using a plain potting soil no nutes cheap stuff and water maybe once a week with about a gallon of water with added nutes
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Vestrimatrik
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Looks like you might be having pH issues. If you look at your leaves you can see the edges of the serrated sides curling up and they have really defined ridges in the middle.
PH issues in your soil cause a lockout of some of the available nutrients and can make it look like anything is wrong(including multiple symptoms at a time).
Have you tried measuring the pH of your runoff water? If it comes out of the bottom of the pot drifting anything more than .5 on the scale then you may be experiencing issues in your soil and I would flush with copious amounts of water on your next cycle. Then start your feeding regimen over.
Another issue could be that you have a salt buildup in and around your roots because the salts get left behind when your plant absorbs the nutrients and they never get washed out.
That's about the only thing I can think of.
Hope you figure it out. Good luck flowering her
PH issues in your soil cause a lockout of some of the available nutrients and can make it look like anything is wrong(including multiple symptoms at a time).
Have you tried measuring the pH of your runoff water? If it comes out of the bottom of the pot drifting anything more than .5 on the scale then you may be experiencing issues in your soil and I would flush with copious amounts of water on your next cycle. Then start your feeding regimen over.
Another issue could be that you have a salt buildup in and around your roots because the salts get left behind when your plant absorbs the nutrients and they never get washed out.
That's about the only thing I can think of.
Hope you figure it out. Good luck flowering her
My ladies are touching the lights and no burns.. I have T8's (florescent lights.) Not LED T5
I can touch them and they are not hot.
I can touch them and they are not hot.
