Hey everyone I'm a fairly new grower. I've done a few in the past but always with a 600 hps. Had 5 successful harvest with DWC with that set up. Recently I switched to a led light. Cost and heat yah know. I'm also using auto flowering seeds I've never used led grow lights before. I have the light on about 35% power. I use general hydroponics grow trio along with Cali-magic. I always check ppm and ph. My pH is 6.0 and ppm around 300. (I can't decide nutrient problem or light) I don't know what is going on with this plant. I have a tangerine dream in the tent with it the tangerine dream looks amazing. No issues at all out of it. The critical purple on the other hand is one sick pup. I've lowered nutrient level. Raised the light. I'm at my whits end. Anyone have any other ideas ? I will post pictures as well. The last picture is of the tangerine dream. Both plants are few days away from a month old.
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2X4X6 Quictent
1.5x3x5 Gorilla tent
600w LED (80)
1000w LED (180)
2 X Viparspectra P-1000
2 X 4" fan with carbon filter ducted to unused boiler chimney
6" battery/usb fans
Mother Earth 70/30 coco/perlite
GH trio with Calimagic
Lung room humidifier
3 and 5 gal plastic buckets Nebulas coco for autos nute schedule.
ArmorSi, kelp when needed
Running at pH 6.0
Grow 3
Northern Lights auto
(Seedsman)
auto 00 Kush
(00Seeds)
Grow 4 8/23
2x Northern lights auto
1 auto 00 Kush
1 Critical photo
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Not sure how to word this but from what I read in that article it kinda leans more to dirt and out door grows. Could this of come from my growing media? I used rapid rooters and the clay pebbles. Just trying to figure this out and how to prevent in future. I don't understand how i have one very sick plant and one that's doing amazing when everything has been the same for both plants.
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IMO it looks like ph issues or pests more than anything else. It doesnt look like calcium deficiencies to me as those are more rust colored and leaf septoria tends to look different. Are you testing res ph daily? Is your ph tester calibrated? Make sure you let the ph swing from at least 5.8-6.3 before adjusting.
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Get out your loupe and check for mites. I suspect the Critical Purple tastes good and the the TD doesn't.Coconut Grove
4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Liberty Haze, Acapulco Gold, Lavender and Sweet Amnesia Haze.
3x3 tent, Platinum P300 LED. Flowering two Tangies.
Flower tent:
4x4 tent, Platinum LED P4-XML2, four Patio Pickers. Vegging Super Lemon Haze, Durban Poison and two Tangie x Blueberry crosses.
Nursery:
32"x32" tent with Feit white LED. Vegging four Mother's Finest.
Coco/Perlite/worm castings/mycorrhizae living soil mix.
Down-To-Earth dry amendments. Gnarly Barley added weekly. Eisenia fetida.
On deck: Winter indicas.
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Originally posted by Tersky View PostIMO it looks like ph issues or pests more than anything else. It doesnt look like calcium deficiencies to me as those are more rust colored and leaf septoria tends to look different. Are you testing res ph daily? Is your ph tester calibrated? Make sure you let the ph swing from at least 5.8-6.3 before adjusting.
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To me it looks more like pests. Like thirps or spider mites. You will need at least 30x magnification to be able to see the little bastards and sometimes pests can get carried in on our clothes. It is less likely to happen in a controlled environment but it is not unheard of. If no pests, im honestly not sure.
If you see tiny, wormy little bugs, dark winged insects or bronzed discoloration on the leaves, you may have thrips. Learn how to get rid of them!
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Originally posted by UndergroundFarmer View PostGet out your loupe and check for mites. I suspect the Critical Purple tastes good and the the TD doesn't.
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Get a boogie blue water filter it attaches to your water hose and use that. I live in southern new Mexico desert, my tap is between 7 and 800 ppms ph of 9.3. I used to think the same and I couldn't use the tap, so I bought an expensive under the sink R/O filtration system. I've been using the boogie blue for about a year now with no issues. I either fill up 5 gallon buckets or water the plants directly with the hose. If you went more organic you wouldn't even have to ph water. I've been watering with 9.3 and soils are between 6.5 and 6.8
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Keep a eye on that hose filter. I used one on my first grow, it worked great. Didn't grow for three months, renovating grow room. Started new grow and had big problems with biological contamination first couple of weeks in my buckets. Couldn't figure out what it was? Wound up being that damn filter!
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I agree with Tersky looks like you got a pest issue.5x5 Gorilla tent
Spectrum King SK402 - 2× Optic XL1
Infinity T8 exhaust fan
Technaflora nutes
Nectar of the Gods soil
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I too have a similar issue of purpling and it's not good. I think this is due to some strains that naturally look purple in colour, but it's generally a clue of a nutrient deficiency or exposure to colder temperatures than normal, which can depress THC yield. When I was faced with this issue one of my friends who is working in a weed dispensary shared these facts with me. I was growing my plant outdoor without any temperature adjustments. After this, I have adjusted the temperature and the problem was resolved.
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Originally posted by Ronaldronald View PostI too have a similar issue of purpling and it's not good. I think this is due to some strains that naturally look purple in colour, but it's generally a clue of a nutrient deficiency or exposure to colder temperatures than normal, which can depress THC yield. When I was faced with this issue one of my friends who is working in a weed dispensary shared these facts with me. I was growing my plant outdoor without any temperature adjustments. After this, I have adjusted the temperature and the problem was resolved.
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