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Since I added more water…still not looking good in my opinion. Thoughts?2 Photos
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I’m watering it daily now about 1000ml. If I have to flush, do I really need to flush with 6 gallons? My pot would turn into a mud bowl!
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Yes. I would flush it but first I'd get a decent pH meter that I could rely on (Apera pH60) and a decent EC meter (blue truncheon) and start again on what your feeding it.
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I don't think it is the light or the heat.
Light stress would only be effecting the top leaves, yours are taco-ing all the way down with hardening margins too.
If you do a proper leaf analysis of those symptoms what do you find?
Your pH meter is not of good quality. Do you have calibration solution and what's it reading?
You need to read up about EC...it refers to the electrical conductivity of the solution you are watering your plants with and you need to know this so you can calculate how much nute solution you need to add to the water..
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Does anyone think I need to flush? I have someone on Facebook recommending a 6 gal flush then a feed with 3 gal and a light dose of nutrients.
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I’ll try moving a few more inches up. Temp is 79 and humidity is 55.
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I would look at that light distance 17” is pretty close I think. Seems to me that those taco leaves are the plant trying to protect itself from the light intensity.
PH is low if you’re growing in “soil” as opposed to coco. 6.5 -6.8 is better.
Moving into flower problems will occur more easily than during veg
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Help! Is something going on with the curling leaves and tips? I started giving it some Epsom salt (1/4 tablespoon)/liter of water. Using Advanced Nutrients Micro, Grow, and Bloom. Watering about 1 liter every other day. It’s an OG Kush auto in FF Happy Frog soil, 10 gallon fabric pot, 2x2 grow rent, SF1000 LED light at 80 intensity, oscillating fan, exhaust fan on med high. Maybe light too close or intensity too high. Raised lightfrom14” to 17”. Watering 1000ml every other day but started every day since Saturday. pH is 5.9-6.0.3 Photos
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You have started to flower so I'd be upping your EC higher to the recommended amount, 1.6 or whatever the nute manufacturer says for flower/bloom nutes.
The yellowing appears to be because of an N deficiency but you don't want to be giving it more N right now...give it more of the flower nutes and you should be fine...
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Giving the plant a ph of 6.2 and EC of 1.2, the plant is a photoperiod and the yellowing of the leaves started from the bottom up. It’s in the flowering stage and I use Cal-Mag, Canna Boost, Canna zym, PK13/14, and a little bit of rhizotonic (no Canna Flores yet but will be using soon maybe this is causing the deficiency) is grown in dirt with perlite, little bit of lava meel and wormhumus, I’m scared if the yellowing will continue to the buds my yield will be significantly decreased so I need to know, how to solve this problem?
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Thanks SoOrbudgal.
Answers:- Currently feeding a Bloom food that is 10 - 60 - 10 with some trace elements (see pic 2).
- Potting mix enhanced with slow release fertilizer (see pic 1)
- Plastic pots
- running lights 18/6
- I have a moisture meter (accuracy? TBD) that indicates relative moisture in the soil.
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