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    I hope this picture is okay

    So I'm not using a smartphone, I'm using an actual camera. Not a very good one.

    Anyway, here is a picture of one of the spots in question that is more pronounced than the other spots. This one actually looks burnt on the very, very tip of the leaf.

    I hope the picture is clear enough for you to render a diagnosis - what is up with this plant?

    #2
    It has to be this problem, yes? Or is it something else?

    Leaves with a potassium deficiency have yellow, brown, or burnt edges and tips. It may look like nutrient burn, but the leaf margins also turn yellow.

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    • DW2
      DW2 commented
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      PhoenixFlower, it looks to me like a 'mild' nutrient burn, nothing to worry about now, just keep with the plan. I have had the 'crispy tips' on every grow and without any major problems. It just means that the plants are grtting all of the nutrients that they need.

    #3
    Small nutrient burn, if you're referring to the burned tips

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      #4
      Originally posted by GroBuddy View Post
      Small nutrient burn, if you're referring to the burned tips
      I have not added anything to that container for close to a month now. How is it possible for a nutrient burn to develop this far along?

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      • GroBuddy
        GroBuddy commented
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        No idea that's what that small burn on that plants leaf tip is tho.

      #5
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        #6
        If you use tap that is hard with high ppms you could be feeding it alot of salt and other stuff each watering. I see rocks in the background. I live in southern new Mexico desert climate, I have hard water with 700-900ppms if I dont filter that well it'll mess my grow up causing lockouts and burns. Probably not your issue. What nutrients do you use I assume dry amendments which ones? How much? Again probably not the issue just making sure you're not using MG or some crazy npk that feeds for 3 months

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          #7
          Originally posted by GroBuddy View Post
          If you use tap that is hard with high ppms you could be feeding it alot of salt and other stuff each watering. I see rocks in the background. I live in southern new Mexico desert climate, I have hard water with 700-900ppms if I dont filter that well it'll mess my grow up causing lockouts and burns. Probably not your issue. What nutrients do you use I assume dry amendments which ones? How much? Again probably not the issue just making sure you're not using MG or some crazy npk that feeds for 3 months
          I'm using these nutrients, PROMIX's OMRI line of granular nutrients https://www.promixgardening.com/en/p...rtilizer-7-3-3

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          • GroBuddy
            GroBuddy commented
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            That seems fine, other option would be to check soil ph to insure its not extremely high or extremely low. If medium conditions are within a decent range as mentioned nature finds a way. Personally unless that spread to many leaves and got worse rapidly I wouldn't be too concerned.

          #8
          That one small spot is nothing to worry about, since none of the other leaves shows burn. She looks nice and strong!
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            #9
            You can get a bit of nute burn from the soil or coco getting a little too dry, which concentrates the available nutrients.
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              #10
              If it dries out too much that really drives down the pH. So better to keep evenly watered at that size.

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