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Eryk22c

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Hello everyone, first time grower here. What an I missing, please tell me. I am wondering what to do about the discolored drying out and yellow leaves? The soil is frog farm and I use 6.5 pH water daily 77° fresh air exchange. What an I missing?

I know they need watering

Thank you anything who takes the time to read this.
 

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Is this all one plant? I see nute burn on almost all leaves, possible magnesium def also with the light color between veins on leafs. Says you use 6.5 water daily? Do you water every day? Do you use cal/mag when watering? What kind of pots? Fiber or plastic? Looks like root issues to me.
 
Thanks homegrown for taking the time to comment. I have 6 separate plants, watered every evening roughly at the same time, I use tap water balanced to 6.5 and I just recently added botanicare "cal-mag" to hopefully add nutrients that were needed, it's been about a week since I tried using that.... Not helping obviously. They sit in fiber pots with fox farm soil. Everything was going great until a couple weeks ago. Thanks for reading this guys& gals
 
Thank you so much for sending me that link, I have seen this before and yet I'm still an idiot and cannot seem to put my finger on the exact problem. I originally thought it was a deficiency which I thought I would ultimately solve by adding "cal mag" to my water. Doesn't seem to be working very well I'll keep trying, thank you so much again
 
I've been using 1 tsp of cal mag per gallon for every watering (every evening) I also got a CO2 bottle and bled that for shit 10 seconds for a few days. The plants are remaining the same. The leaves actually seen to be shrinking a bit.

Temp roughly 75 degrees In frog farm soil
Fiber pots
I water them everyday at the same time (recently using cal-mag for every watering) 1 tsp per gallon ratio
 
Why are you watering every day? Do they really need it? I have had plants that did use that much water, the pot would be very lite every day. I ended up bottom watering that plant.
CO2, if you breath there is enuf CO2 for the girls.
What is the PH of the run off water?
IF you use tap water what are you doing for chloramine/chlorine?
 
Thanks guys, if I don't water everyday they do start to droop. Tattoo water pH is around 9.5. the soil (fox farm) and cal mag are the only nutrients I've given them. They were super full, green and healthy just a month ago, then just started to do what we see in the picture.
 
You think I'm beyond saving these? I have more seeds, sad because this is my first time and everything was going so well for so long.
 
Hi E, I would not scrap them. I did not read what size pots you have. I just finished a grow where I increased the water as they grew (3 gal pots) and it turns out I was drowning them- it looked a lot like your plants. I grew them out but did not have the yield I would have had. I have clean well water, so others might have better advice but you may want to have your water sit out a day in advance to lower the chlorine content. But I wouldn’t give up just yet.
 
Thanks for taking the time to write me. Ask 6 plants are sitting in 5 gallon fiber pots. I did order some hydroguard which will be delivered tomorrow so I'll see if that helps rejuvenate them. Also, I have gallons of water on standby, I usually do (prep with cal mag and propper pH) a handful of gallons on the weekends for the week Next time I think I'll induce budding a bit sooner.
 
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