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    Early miss autoflower in soil - nutrients every other watering I am thinking its a calcium or magnesium deficiency and will be upping the calmag next watering -Other opinions would be appreciated
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    Go ahead sing to your plants there not going to think your a nutjob

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    #2
    Sure looks like a cal/mag issue. Easley fixed. Add cal mag, ph to correct value.
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      #3
      What kind of lights and how close? First pic, plant in the foreground has some odd curling on its leaves. Possibly light stress?
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      • dhll999
        dhll999 commented
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        I have 1 mars ts600 and 1 ts1000 = 250w in a 31/2 x 31/2 and around 15 inches away

      • homegrown
        homegrown commented
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        well according to mars that distance is fine. I was just fixated on the cupping tips of the other plant. For sure add some calmag, i do every feeding and usually go a tad more than feed chart suggests. Hope you get it cleared up.

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