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SoOrbudgal
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OverMedicated
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Give it an aspirin?
Sorry for posting 5 times earlier. It saif it didnt send. Anway plant has been getting better. I put it in a bigger pot and it lower EC food because earlier i gave same food to my autos as my feminized now I have a different EC for both one about 0.8 and the other about 1.3. I only dont understanding what you mean by trimming. Can you clarify Please?
This is a Northern Light Automatic plant. It is starting to show this leaf nutrient problem. The leafs that show deficiency are only the lower leafs. I have fed it water out of a 2L Bottle with 3,8ml canna vega, 2ml canna rhizotonic, 2,5 nl canna zym, 1ml Sensi Cal-Mag. Ph=6.1 EC=1.1. Can someone tell me a solution? (Sorry for grammar ik not EN)
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Thanks for reaching out. Though I'm not a soil guy and just barely an auto guy I'm happy to help- There are those here who grow in both your soil medium and chosen plant type that I'm sure can better answer your question or fill in my blanks or mistakes.
What you are showing is a cal/mag deficiency. However; as you included two photo's and your overview image shows the plant in full; I'm going to say it's probably not a big deal for the following reasons. Your plant appears to be in mid flowering and given its age and that it's an auto a few discolored leaves at the bottom of the plant are NOT REALLY an issue to lose sleep over. HOWEVER should the problem progress upward *First remove the affected leaves that will not recover *Second add some cal/mag auto's seem to love the stuff during flowering anyway. Best Wishes and Happy Pharming!
What you are showing is a cal/mag deficiency. However; as you included two photo's and your overview image shows the plant in full; I'm going to say it's probably not a big deal for the following reasons. Your plant appears to be in mid flowering and given its age and that it's an auto a few discolored leaves at the bottom of the plant are NOT REALLY an issue to lose sleep over. HOWEVER should the problem progress upward *First remove the affected leaves that will not recover *Second add some cal/mag auto's seem to love the stuff during flowering anyway. Best Wishes and Happy Pharming!
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HobbitGDF
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Okay so my plants from seeds are fading yellow. Whole plant, not just bottom leaves.
They are in small pots, fed GH flora trio, under hlg 550v2rspec.
I have fed them 3x in past 2 weeks. So idk if they are under fed..maybe to much nutes?? In to small pot?
What should i do?
I've dimmed the lights some. Pots still wet from last feeding.
This has came on fast in past week.
All plants in the tent fed same time and amount.
They are in small pots, fed GH flora trio, under hlg 550v2rspec.
I have fed them 3x in past 2 weeks. So idk if they are under fed..maybe to much nutes?? In to small pot?
What should i do?
I've dimmed the lights some. Pots still wet from last feeding.
This has came on fast in past week.
All plants in the tent fed same time and amount.
Looks like a Nitrogen/Magnesium issue. I don't know if this is your issue but it was mine and the main reason (other than Monsanto) that I'm switching from the GH Flora trio, even though they offer a hard water version. The last two bottles of flora trio I got were bad ... I found mold growing on top of the Micro mix. If it was me and my plants I'd let em dry out a bit and add a bit more of the Flora mix to the food for the effected plants and/or add some epsom salt.
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Bluey
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Fading bottom up or top down? Doesn't sound like a lighting or heat issue being on the whole plant. pH, nutes, roots is where I'd be looking but I've had that happen to me and things just went back to normal by just upping the pH to 6.2 in coco which pointed to a partial nute lockout below 6.2...low nitrogen from memory, which doesn't serve me greatly..
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Going2fast
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Here's one for y'all. Pretty sure I've got it nailed down but throwing it out to the brain trust. Blueberry passion auto from rocbud. She was doing great till she hit flower then seemed to slow way down. She's 47 days old. Growing in miracle grow organics amended with dolomite lime and compost. Entire plant is dark green and the lower leaves are getting dark brown spots. Strawberry nuggets did this when I last grew it. Nitrogen toxicity and maybe a little too high ph. All others are doing super fabulous. Indicas just don't like my compost lol. Flushed her with 5 gallons of 6.0 yesterday. Not going to be a great yield but want to see her thru. Smells like blueberry candy.
