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White Widow Blues

Smarty

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I am looking for some help, and advice on what may have caused this & how to fix. I would be forever grateful if someone could help me get my girls back to good health.
My white widow plants shown here are looking kind of sad. They are clones that were given to me 10 days ago. I grow aeroponically, using Mills nutes. PH is 5.8, water temp is approx. 69 degrees, Air temp is 75-77. Humidity runs around 45%. Lights consist of two 1000 watt Sodium Halides. I have never grown the white widow strain before but have always had good luck growing. My last two grows were awesome & I have not changed anything this time around.
 

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Hello, Smarty.
Are you growing other plants along with the WW? I'm asking because 2kW of HPS is ALOT of light. Can you provide some info on your space and a pic. It looks like possible nutrient burn/clawing on the plant
 
I have 2 Cheese & the rest are white widow. I have never had a nute burn problem, I'm using the same formula I always use. Could this strain be more sensitive to the nutes?
 

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I can't tell from the photo of your entire unit, but how are the 2 cheese doing? What is your light schedule? I think I would back off on the nutrients and the light as well. Kill about 1000 watts, and try 1/4 nutrients. If you see an improvement keep it that way for awhile.
 
If you've never had an issue with nute burn, then I would have to highly agree with the others that you're giving them way too much light. Try removing one of your 1000W light fixtures first, as starramus suggested above, then raise the height of the remaining1000W lights or turn down the ballasts or both. I suggest trying that first and see if the lights were the culprit. :cool:
 
I'm going a completely different route here You got plants from someone else and they are the only plants you have issues with , Have you checked for bugs yet, he may have given you infected plants without realizing it
 
How goes it smarty. I got a ww and couple of others going, I'm in supersoil but she's them most sensitive girl I got. Her tips get burnt a little ever time I water . Happy growing
 
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