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Calcium Deficiency?

JohnDoe1990

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So a friend and I are growing this and we’re just looking for opinions on it. It’s foxfarm ocean forest soil, a 600 watt flower light. Switched to flower 5-6 weeks ago I think. Water it and feed it every time the soil dries. We think it’s a calcium deficiency? We also might have let it get too close to the light or maybe rust?
 

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Could be ph/root issue or even nute lockout. It looks a bit more than calcium deficiency. Some pics in natural light would help.
 
Is the upper growth still OK?
Pics of the entire plant will help.
It does appear to be a Ca def.
What nutrients are you feeding?
 
Definitely a calmag deffency. They seem to have gotten lots of nitrogen by the looks what's your light and air circulation like? Do you mean hid or led light? And what brand of feed are you using
 
My light is an HID light, I got three small fans going and also the big fan with the carbon filter for the smell. The upper plant looks like the pics I showed you except the “rust looki f stuff” is just at the tips of the leaves. As for nutrients I’m not sure because I wasn’t in charge of that. I think he just used 1/2 strength general hydroponics nutrients because we have two soil and two hydro ones. The other three look perfectly ok. Should we switch to soil made nutrients or did we just mess up measuring?
 
I'm using the GH trio as well and I have some plants that need full strength and some that take a quarter strength dose. I use them in soil but if you don't drain to waist like 20 to 30 percent of the water I find that it builds up in my soil and burns the plants. They're ment to be used together all through the grow, not grow in veg and bloom in flower. All 3 throughout. I made that mistake when I first used the trio. With the powerful lights plants tent to need more nutrients to support the accelerated growth that comes with it I have 5 plants that take full strength and 2 that take half, and the ones taking full strength could use a touch more. It depends on each individual plant. It's better to make individual batches for the plants compared to one big batch for all. But like you say if it's at the tips they could be getting too much or getting buildup at the roots which could be fixed with a few plain pHed calmaged waterings or a flush of give or take 3 gallons water for every gallon soil. Do you measure ph in and out or EC in and out. Would give you a better idea of what's happening in the root zone. Hope this helps.
 
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