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So on the dark green leaves yep and a little bit of pigment loss and minor burn.
On the light green leaves plant behind lot of pigment loss and yellowing margins also, huge burn on tips or a deficiency and some red along edges of a couple of fingers, no real rust spots.
Medium? pH range of inputs? EC of any inputs? What are you feeding them?Flower Room: 11' x 7' x 7.5'H, 480w AC, 13gal/day dehumidifier, 1.5gal ultrasonic humidifier, 60gal (27gal usable) nute tank, 16" pedestal fan & 18" wall fan. Lighting and climate automated. Hand watering.
Veg Cupboards: Two 4x2x6H cupboards. SF2000 Evo in one SF7000 in other. Climate controlled and automated. Hand watering
Aeroponics Low Pressure Bucket: 20W LED. 5 clones & 20W LED 11 clones
Lights: Mars Hydro FC-E1200W, SF-7000, SF-2000 evo in flower room.
Medium: Coco/perlite, 7.2gal pots, no drains
Current Grow: 5 x Photos Franklin's Orange Zkittles x Sour Diesel in flower room, 3 Franklin's White Widow x Sour Diesel Clones, 13 x Orange ZkittleZ x Sour Diesel clones in Aeroponics buckets x 2.
Last Grow: A mix
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Originally posted by Bluey View PostSo on the dark green leaves yep and a little bit of pigment loss and minor burn.
On the light green leaves plant behind lot of pigment loss and yellowing margins also, huge burn on tips or a deficiency and some red along edges of a couple of fingers, no real rust spots.
Medium? pH range of inputs? EC of any inputs? What are you feeding them?
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I'd say burn on the dark one is minor, so I'd cut back nutes just a fraction.
The issue with the light green leaves is likely lockout from way too much nute. I'm guessing here becausecI don't know how much your currently giving her. It may be not enough and a P deficiency but I'm not sure either way.
Edit. Oh and I'd vary the pH 6.5 to 6.8 in flower too....Last edited by Bluey; 02-20-2025, 07:27 AM.
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Originally posted by bdeegan View PostHave you checked the ph of the soil or runoff? I struggled with ff soil running very low ph even though I was watering with 6.5-7phed water.
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Totally agree all “soil” tester don’t work worth a damn. The secret is to make a soil slurry. Take a few small scoops of soil, mix with distilled water and stick your ph probe in the mud. While you’re there, you can also take a tds/ec reading to get an idea of how many nutes are left.
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For what it’s worth I don’t use fox farms any more. Consistently having ph issues and getting inconsistent quality and ph out of a new bag. I tried two different liquid nutes one salt one organic based while using ff but still had ph issues. I’ve been using Promix hp with Gaia green organic dry/power nutes for the last year and I’m sold. Easier, no mixing nutes, basically a “water only” grow, all organic, and no crazy ph swings. I also have started reusing/amending the soil so less $ spent.
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Originally posted by Allenpro View PostI dont think it’s a P deficency it looks more like something is blocking Mag. Flush, Flush, Flush and when to start feeding again depends on your media, you can clear hydro in a day but soil takes a week or so
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When flushing out the medium I think it's a good idea to use pH'ed water. It's fine to add nutes to it at a ratio suitable for the stage of growth, but typically ½ to ⅔ strength.The idea is to wash out everything in the medium and get its pH back to where it should be. Adding nutes lessons the stress on the plant especially if in a medium like coco. You need good runoff and quite a bit of it to clean out the crap.
If I am at a point I need to flush because nothing else is working I'll put like 3gal through a 5 gal pot but I only do it once as it is pretty stressful for the plants.
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Nectar for the gods makes a great product to flush with. Herculean Harvest. It is basically liquid bone meal, 0-6-0. It is very mild and what nftg recommends to every watering and to flush with. That is the only “liquid nute” that I hung on to just in case I have to flush one out.
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