No, that's just marketing bs which plants don't need
My plants are dying, please help?
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Kabakcilar
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I gave biobizz Calmag 3-4 times
Are you growing in coco?
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Kabakcilar
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Should I only use all biobizin products? biobizz grow,heaven,bloom,activera,algamic,topmax,microbes ?
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Kabakcilar
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Plagron Light Mix soil
I use cal mag on every watering.
These spots look like calcium deficiency.
This spot looks like mag deficiency, or pH issues.
These spots look like calcium deficiency.
This spot looks like mag deficiency, or pH issues.
JiggiLotus
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learning new things here as well huh..gotta love it
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I think it looks more like a nitrogen situation. That's why I ask if it is only on top or on bottom. As well as slow spread or fast spring up. 
JiggiLotus
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We could be wrong an it could be potassium considering what stage of growth it's in
Nitrogen issues starts from the bottom and go up the plant.I think it looks more like a nitrogen situation. That's why I ask if it is only on top or on bottom. As well as slow spread or fast spring up.
After a few weeks, the soil is devoid of nutrients and should be treated closer to coco style with bottle feed
CaMg and weak feed with every watering
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Kabakcilar
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So it is necessary to give biobizz CalMag every watering, is it true??
Yes, I would
If we are talking the same plant it looks like the problem is in the top several inches and all the lower leaves look green and relatively healthy. Is it possible to take the container the plant is in out of the tent and maybe take a photo so we can see the whole plant from top to bottom but with a side view?
Cannot say that I have seen anything like this on any of my plants but at this point I am starting to think it is a Potassium shortage. Some of the bronze or copper coloring is common with a Calcium shortage but would need to see more of the plant for starters.
Were they spiders? Spiders kill and eat mites and many other insects that cause problems.
Another question, did you spray with anything else for insects?
Red Spider Mite
Growdoc
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Looks like potassium and mabey manganese deficiency to me. I’d check root zone ph first, along with runoff ppm to see if ph is in range and feed EC in grow medium. If ph is out of range, it will appear as several deficiencies at once. When you flush, use enough ph’d water to reset ph level to 6.5 in soil, about three times pot volume usually, but if it’s out of whack bad, it may take more. Once you have flushed well, give them a 1/4 dose of nutes and see how they react. Once they are growing good again, shoot for 800 to 1000 ppm runoff. Overfeeding is worse than underfeeding . Checking ph and evc of runoff once a month can save you from lockout and many headaches! Good luck
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