Also....with hydro, you need to check 3 things every day:
1) Water level (is she drinking water)
2) PPM/EC level (is it rising or dropping)
3) pH (rising or dropping)
Refer to chart below. Itโs probably the most important chart to know for hydro.
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This is what my original post says I'm asking what are the brown spots and after reading so many different posts I really got no idea as this is my first ever grow only thing I thought its either nutrient burn because I just read somewhere on this site that you should start off with half the nutrient strength from seed OR its a calcium deficiency because of my soft water but then again it could be anything I really don't know like I said this is my first ever plant and need all the help I can get
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Itโs usually not recommended to do too much training while a plant is sick.
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You need to let the pH float from around 5.5 to 6.5. Pinning it between 5.8-6.0 causes issues. (See chart below) Currently, Mn, Mg, and Ca have been deprived if youโve maintained those levels for too long. Bring youโre pH up to around 6.4-6.5 to help with the Mg and Ca. For most people, the pH will drop or climb when they do a fresh nute change. Use this to your advantage if you know which way your pH fluctuates and how much it fluctuates. ๐
Are you treating the roots to protect from rot?
Have you recently increased the the nutes? (Iโd reduce slightly for a week)
How often do you replace fresh nute? Do you do plain water top-ups?
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Fine. But if you donโt care about the rust spots, because you think otherwise the plant looks healthy. Then donโt add any cal mag.But my opinion is you should start adding some cal mag supplement
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My ph I have set to 5.8 - 6.0 only because what I have read is best for Dwc it never really moves
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but you need to treat the rust spots. If its missing the cal or mag, you will get a sick plant if not treated right. And you will loose a lot of vigor. building the stem cells in the plant is relying on the cal and mag.
To me it doesnt look healhty, and it will only get worse. you sure you dont have PH fluctations in the water?
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It seems quite healthy other than the rusty spots on the older leaves hopefully someone might have a answer, also would really appreciate comments on my first training does it look OK to you professionals ๐
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From my experience it doesnt look like it wants cal mag. Cal deficiency should show some brown/Rusty spots on the leaves. Mag Deficiency would show some color change from all the edges and in toward the middle of the leaf.. So i dont think you have a cal / mag deficiency mate
But as i was writing i noticed some rust spots on some leaves. but that was the old picture you oploaded. Well if you are not feeding it cal mag i would maybe start giving it some. It sure would not hurt the plant.
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Yes the older leaves are a bit darker and this is why I was thinking I might need calmag as I'm living in South Wales and the water is soft
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Ok I definitely don't think it's bugs after your comment I started worrying and went a bit crazy on my first proper low stress training and removed the damaged leaves as most of them are the older big leaves with the brown staining I have also just put the leaf under my microscope and the brown patches look like a Amber liquid and it's only on top of the leaves nothing at all under them so unless you mean bugs in the water that I can't see but this is the first time I opened to look at the roots and there's millions and all looking beautifully white I will add a pic of my first training I felt so bad cutting her and bending I hope I haven't killed it ๐
Also thankyou so much for your time I really do appreciate any and all help if I'm doing something wrong
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Welcome fellow grower !! I hate to say this but looks like bugs. I have had this a few times. I use neem oil to remedy it. Good growing to you !!
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Hello from a complet novice
Hi guys just like to say thanks for having me here I have never posted or talked to anyone about my cannabis as I'm paranoid ๐
Anyway a little about me I'm 45 and smoked for 30 years and finally decided to grow my own for my new years resolution really good in the garden can grow pretty much anything so why not try
Ok so bought a mars hydro 2ft x 4ft tend and a 240w led full spectrum light (samsung 3001h) or something like that I decided to go with hydro because reading a lot this looked a good way and new experience for me anyway seed was planted (alaskan purple) January the 1st lol only thing really baffled me is all the nutrients and what to use so the shop I was getting everything from did a pack with everything needed in a box plus a mixing chart so I thought that's the one ( dutch pro hydro sw ) so it's been a little over a month and I'm starting to see some problems I think it maybe over feeding and nutrient burn or i need calmag but don't want to just start throwing other stuff in without knowing properly first hopefully some1 here can help please ,
Ok so my ph is 6.0 the ec is 1.0 ppm is 640 water temp about 19 my room temp is 20 - 26 I have humidity of 55- 65 my light is 24 inches away from plant and with my phone light brightness shows about 250000
I think this is all the info I got if there's anything els I need to add anyway thanks again for having me and I try not to ask too many stupid questionsTags: None
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