HYDRO Yellow tips

[Indelacio]

Yeah I got these off seedsman. The nutrient schedule I use said to reduce the amount of cal mag for transitioning. I would love some photos.

 

[Indelacio]

I've been using this schedule I got off one of the guides on the main site.

 

[Catfish22]

I use a similar schedule that NebulaHaze wrote for autos in coco. I did raise the cal mag back up to 1 tsp as that was the only thing that had changed.

I do see what they mean by autos needing TLC. You have to catch the problem early to fix it quickly.

Here are a couple pics

 

[RetiredGuy]

Having done one hydro and currently finishing first soil grow, I couldn’t agree more. I was thinking soil was easier at the beginning, but now am struggling to keep root zone pH from going too low by doing frequent flushing. This would not be a issue in hydro.

 

[Indelacio]

After looking through the problem diagnosis on the GWE main site, i realize that it looks most like a copper deficiency. It hasn't gotten better yet but it hasn't gotten any worse either. I think i may have caught it in time because the new leaves seem to be normal.

 

[Indelacio]

The flowers are starting to come in!

 

[Catfish22]

I was returning to tell you that after I looked at some more pics and my notes that was when flowering was starting.
Happy farming!

 

[Indelacio]

You mean what's happening with the tips of the leaves is a normal part of the transition to the flowering phase?

 

[Indelacio]

Just updating, plants are doing great and flowering is well underway.

 

[Indelacio]

Just updating, yesterday I did another water change and let the PH do it's thing, watching to make sure it didn't exceed 6.5. This morning I tested when I woke up and both tanks were borderline 6.5. My tap water tends to have a PH of 7.3, and my nute solution always tends to swings up. Last week I let it swing on its own without interference and it stayed in the 6.3 range. This morning I brought both tanks down to about 5.6, and based on what I've seen the PH will gradually climb. climb. The yellow tips haven't improved, but all new growth seems to be very healthy. Main problem I am having is humidity. RH in my house is about 60%, but I've managed to bring the tent down to 59%.
these are my observations this week, please provide feedback if you see fit.

P.S. I've added 2 nets and defoliated the bottom 6 inches of each plant slightly.

 

[Mr.furley]

Leaves will not recover once they have problems so if the new growth is good then your golden.

Looks good.