I’m on my 5th week of flower and I’m running 2 plants. They’ve both had the same exact reservoir feedings and everything. In the last 3 days I’ve noticed my taller plant is experiencing some type of stress or deficiency. I can’t tell if it’s nitrogen deficiency or heat stress. The leaves are curling downward and upward and they all seem to be dying off at the top of the plant while the lower part doesn’t seem to be that stressed. Need some insight!
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I use this chart https://www.growweedeasy.com/sites/g...t-schedule.pdf
and I run the flora series in a 5 gallon DWC
this Saturday when I changed the reservoir I did week 9 which was 20ml of the flora micro and 30 ml of the flora bloom. Last night when I noticed something was wrong I changed the reservoir again with now 14ml of the micro and still 30 of the bloom
I hope it’s not too far gone and can survive at least 3 more weeks 🙏🏼
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It could be nutrient lockout. Here are my observations:
1. Nute lockout
2. P-K deficiency
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Okay. First I’ve never tried growing in a DWC/Hydro.
So my experience here is limited.
And for the second I can’t even se the true colors of the plants, because of the light. So this is making it harder for me to get to a diagnosis of some kind.
Saw the post earlier - but didn’t make any comment because I can’t see the plants for example
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I request your opinion, my good lad 😌😂
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Here’s some pictures I’m trying my best to get a good picture with the flash lol I don’t have much natural light
one thing I did like 4 days ago (right before it started going bad) was defoliate pretty heavily Imo and I’m wondering if that has effected the nutrient uptake or something along those lines?
the roots are really healthy in the bucket and hugeee.3 Photos
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That resembles the way my Blueberry reacted to being overfed or whatever was troubling her in coco. Have you got a TDS or EC meter? I can't help but think ppm is too high or there's an undiscovered pathogen. BTW - Blueberry recovered nicely after a transfer to hydro in a nute solution not over .8 EC.Coconut Grove
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so the 1190 ppm is the plant that’s still running great and everything. The 690 is the plant that’s gone haywire and also noted that it has slowed down its drinking of water tremendously. It’s been drinking 6gallons in 7 days now it’s barely drank the new reservoir while the plant that is thriving is almost done with 4 gallons since Saturday. It seems like some type of lockout from nutrients?
none the less it’s pretty depressing since it was looking so good. I guess this is part of it all
I’ll still smoke it lol2 Photos
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Nice meter! I really hope the sick one can recover before chop. The plant I referenced wasn't in flower and still isn't yet and should probably be its own species of plant! All I can suggest right now is a reservoir change and a nice dose of Hydroguard if you have it. I can't help but think something might be attacking the roots.
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Thanks man it’s honestly the best meter I’ve ever used! I’ve only ever used a cheap one off amazon and then upgraded to this and it works great.
Would you put just plain water with the hydro guard in the new reservoir? Or would you re do it with some nutes?
thanks for your insight!
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I'd drain, refill with tap water, drain again and then refill, dose with hydroguard and then nutes. I do that on all my water changes in my tents and I think it helps get rid of chemical salts and other garbage better than a normal change. I wouldn't cut off nutes for anything in hydro and in flower until it's a week from chop.
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