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    Mottled brown patches on leaves

    Hi guys,

    I think this is a nutrient deficiency, lower leaves getting mottled brown patches and starting to die during flowering?? Any advice is appreciated.

    Thanks,

    #2
    What is the Ph ?
    soil? Coco ?

    looks like phosphorus deficiency..
    Just because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
    You can teach a old dog new tricks - But it will still think the old ways are the “best” lol

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      #3
      Originally posted by CaptainWiese91 View Post
      What is the Ph ?
      soil? Coco ?

      looks like phosphorus deficiency..
      Thanks, its my first time, I'll buy PH meter, the soil is just regular garden soil from a shop with some fertiliser added. I'm not sure what coco is =(.

      Thanks =)

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        #4
        So you are growing in soil.
        If you don’t know what the Ph is, then I would suggest that first.
        Have you been reading about the Ph in soil etc.? On the main site ? Or else I would also suggest that..

        coco is another medium, not relevant here.

        I been using tomato soil all my years of growing for a bag of 50Litre for 5$. So it can easily be done without a “cannabis” soil bought from cannabis companies.
        Just because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
        You can teach a old dog new tricks - But it will still think the old ways are the “best” lol

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        • NoFksNate
          NoFksNate commented
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          Thank you. I have read about PH, will hopefully be able to manage this problem from now on. Thanks again =)

        • NoFksNate
          NoFksNate commented
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          Hi, so the PH is 7, does this explain the phosphorous deficiency?? Thanks

        #5
        It could maybe. It’s in the high area of the PH range.
        When you water try give it around 6,3-6,5. Nutrients are absorbed in different ranges between 6,2-7,0
        Just because people are over 50 doesn’t mean they know everything.
        You can teach a old dog new tricks - But it will still think the old ways are the “best” lol

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        • NoFksNate
          NoFksNate commented
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          Thank you, I used sulphur on the soil, calculated the volume to reduce pH by 0.5. Hopefully this works. I'll have to learn how to reduce PH with watering.

          Appreciate the help.

        • CaptainWiese91
          CaptainWiese91 commented
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          Measure the Ph in the water. If you want to lower it I use citric acid from organic lemons. Been doing that since the start of my growing.

        #6
        Thanks, I'll have buy a proper meter, at the moment I just bought this little test kit (indicator + white powder).

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        • CaptainWiese91
          CaptainWiese91 commented
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          You need a digital mate

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