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Ph problem?
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changeofpace2014
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Good Place to start. https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-symptoms-pictures - little easier it you have device by plants to compare, else it might take you a few trips back and forth to the plants.
looks like they are lime green all over... humm
Having ph issues here, going out to tape the leaves so I can keep track of any progress good or bad.. Did not check ph on tap water for growing out side...Should Of!! checked it today and it is 8.0 ouch... Not real issue if I feed them with F/N as that will pull the ph down to ideal, but I gave them a good soak from hose a couple of days and have problems. Mostly on the photo s ; the two autos seem ok but I feed them more often.
good luck.
looks like they are lime green all over... humm
Having ph issues here, going out to tape the leaves so I can keep track of any progress good or bad.. Did not check ph on tap water for growing out side...Should Of!! checked it today and it is 8.0 ouch... Not real issue if I feed them with F/N as that will pull the ph down to ideal, but I gave them a good soak from hose a couple of days and have problems. Mostly on the photo s ; the two autos seem ok but I feed them more often.
good luck.
Thanks for your answer!
I already checked those symptoms at the link but none of them is really helpful.... I think ph is very high or low also has very very high Calcium level and as i know it causes limescale. I guess limescale destroys roots and bad roots cause everything bad.
Limescale covers roots not allowed to have all the ingredients.
What you think?
Pp
I already checked those symptoms at the link but none of them is really helpful.... I think ph is very high or low also has very very high Calcium level and as i know it causes limescale. I guess limescale destroys roots and bad roots cause everything bad.
Limescale covers roots not allowed to have all the ingredients.
What you think?
Pp
changeofpace2014
New member
I think it is more related to Lock Out, when the PH gets out of bounds for the plant, it can not access needed and available nutrients.
golfnrl
Well-known member
Do you have any experience flushing a plant? Are you able to measure and correct PH? And EC or PPM? R u Growing in Coco?
changeofpace2014 is spot on about lockout. A flush might be your best option.
changeofpace2014 is spot on about lockout. A flush might be your best option.
Thanks for your answer!
Yeah it must be this locked out syndrome. But everywhere i read lack of calc and mag. But i think its too much calc that covers the roots so those cant feed the plants with nutrient. What if its too much calc?
The symptoms of lack of mag and calc. Seems to be the same as too much calc and mag. Should i add mag calc or not?
Thanks
Pp
Yeah it must be this locked out syndrome. But everywhere i read lack of calc and mag. But i think its too much calc that covers the roots so those cant feed the plants with nutrient. What if its too much calc?
The symptoms of lack of mag and calc. Seems to be the same as too much calc and mag. Should i add mag calc or not?
Thanks
Pp
I did already flushed it nothing changed
golfnrl
Well-known member
Hmmm. Were you able to flush your plants with water 3 times the volume of your pots? That resets the PH at the roots. Anything less than that will most likely not accomplish the reset.
Are you growing in coco? If you are then you need to be adding cal/mag to your nutrient solution. Do you test for PH and EC or PPM? Excess cal/mag can lockout other nutrients that the plants need, but if it was excess cal/mag, IMHO you should be seeing dark green leaves, not lime green ones.
What are you feeding these plants? How often and how much do they get at a time?
Give us more information plz.
Are you growing in coco? If you are then you need to be adding cal/mag to your nutrient solution. Do you test for PH and EC or PPM? Excess cal/mag can lockout other nutrients that the plants need, but if it was excess cal/mag, IMHO you should be seeing dark green leaves, not lime green ones.
What are you feeding these plants? How often and how much do they get at a time?
Give us more information plz.
I use Plagron Grow mix and normal soil with ph 6 to 6.5.
I only feed them during flower Stage with plagron pk13 14 and with power buds with the requested amount.
I use filtered tap water but its getting useless after 2 month approx. I dont have any ph kit to know what exactly my ph number but it have to be the tap water its so full of calc it appeaers on the leaf when i spray the water on them. I dont know if i am fully understandable. 🙂
Peace
I only feed them during flower Stage with plagron pk13 14 and with power buds with the requested amount.
I use filtered tap water but its getting useless after 2 month approx. I dont have any ph kit to know what exactly my ph number but it have to be the tap water its so full of calc it appeaers on the leaf when i spray the water on them. I dont know if i am fully understandable. 🙂
Peace
golfnrl
Well-known member
Yes, you are fully understandable. I hope I am as well.
Without the ability to measure or adjust the PH and EC we're guessing. You mentioned F/N earlier. What is that? Fish oil and NPK?
I cannot tell from the pics if there are any yellowing leaves on the lower part of your plant?
If you are feeding your plants at the recommended rate cut it in half and observe your plants for 24-48 hours. You don't want to make too many changes at once.
Without the ability to measure or adjust the PH and EC we're guessing. You mentioned F/N earlier. What is that? Fish oil and NPK?
I cannot tell from the pics if there are any yellowing leaves on the lower part of your plant?
If you are feeding your plants at the recommended rate cut it in half and observe your plants for 24-48 hours. You don't want to make too many changes at once.
