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Pmoe90

Pmoe90

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I've got one random seed that I planted. It's the biggest one. Also have a blue cheese growing. It's the second biggest one. The others are candy kush. They are small but are growing. There is yellowing on some of the plants. I believe it is caused by over or under watering the plants. I don't believe it's a deficiency. I'm not sure of this so that's why I'm asking for your two cents. Appreciate the info.
 

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Hi Porcha
Can you describe your feeding and fertigation pattern? Yellowing looks like under-nutrition, but you "don't believe it's a deficiency". Remind me also about your media.
Some odd leaf issues on the plant in pics 3 and 4, what is the white stuff... what happened there?
The last plant is missing a leaf?
 
I'm not sure if it is or is not a deficiency. I'm using coco. The plant that's missing a leaf is due to a downpour of rain during a storm. Didn't get to them in time. I'm still using 1/4th strength of my nuts. The leaves were coming in yellow a week ago. Thought it may have nut burn. All new growth is coming in green. All are healthy looking to me. Just slowly. I was watering everyday but thought maybe the yellowing was coming from me over watering. So I have been watering everyday sense then. They seem to be doing fine.
 
Over-watering is not going to be a problem. I think you need to increase fertilizer dose. Should be running around 500PPM or 1100 EC at this point (close to half strength)
 
I'll up the dosage and start to water them everyday. Do you think under watering is the issue?
 
I think you are checking and adjusting pH, correct?

Under-watering is more likely to cause burn than deficiencies. I think you are under-fertilizing.

I am still not sure about the leaf issues in pics 3 and 4
 
That is in range, but pretty high!
It shouldn't always be the same. I'd recommend varying pH around 6.0 (5.7-6.3). However, I do not think your issues are pH related.
 
Ok. I'll see where adding more nuts will do. I'll go up to one teaspoon per gallon of each of my nuts. I'll also work on the ph as well.
 
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