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HELP! Damage plants
- Thread starter bmjrod10
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SpaceBound
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Is it hot where your plants are? Heat stress could be possible if it's hot 100f all the time.
It looks like the tips are turned up? Usually associated with nutrient burn. If you are adding anything, maybe try less?
Kinda need some more info
It looks like the tips are turned up? Usually associated with nutrient burn. If you are adding anything, maybe try less?
Kinda need some more info
SoOrbudgal
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Got 2 great answers for helping with your grow
JeffInCanada
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HI bmjrod10
A few good things to check have already been mentioned...while you're at it, see if you can figure out why she is not getting any magnesium. I suggest adding some Cal/Mag supplement if you haven't been. If you have been adding Cal/mag see if you can figure out why the plant is not uptaking it. The link below should help.
A few good things to check have already been mentioned...while you're at it, see if you can figure out why she is not getting any magnesium. I suggest adding some Cal/Mag supplement if you haven't been. If you have been adding Cal/mag see if you can figure out why the plant is not uptaking it. The link below should help.
I use big rootz soil. I started them under the lights and moved them outside just recently. They started with this damage under the lights. It is getting worse , I’m afraid I’m going to lose my whole crop of 9 plants. The damage started on bottom now it’s going to the top. I have always measure the ph in the water , I get it to about 6.3 to 6.5 and use water that sits outside to get the chlorine out. I had them in red solo cups and the picture was then in those 3 gal pots just about 1 1/2 weeks. They are outside now full time and I love on New England the temp varies. I have brought them in if it was too hot or too cold.
SoOrbudgal
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Pots not big enough need lots of holes in plastic so the roots don't boil in there. Lots of perilite for drainage.
billyboy
New member
Your big rootz soil is already amended ( Peat moss, Triple Washed Coir, Clean Sourced Compost , Worm Castings, Ligna Peat, Pumice, Seabird Guano, Langbiente, Feather Meal, Kelp Meal, Ferrous Sulfate, Green Sand, Bat Guano, Dolomite ...... )
So I do not believe that adding calmag will help. Like alltatup and @SoOrbudgal and @Rwise and @SpaceBound are saying you have environment issues that are constraining your roots and preventing the calmag (and other nute) uptake.
My $0.02 anyway. Move to a bigger fabric pot if you can (or drill a lot of holes in a plastic pot) and check your PH and your temps.
So I do not believe that adding calmag will help. Like alltatup and @SoOrbudgal and @Rwise and @SpaceBound are saying you have environment issues that are constraining your roots and preventing the calmag (and other nute) uptake.
My $0.02 anyway. Move to a bigger fabric pot if you can (or drill a lot of holes in a plastic pot) and check your PH and your temps.