Can you help me recognize the problem? (leaf photo)
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JiggiLotus
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What are you feeding your plant? Just to get an idea. Is it just the one leaf? Or are there other leaves? Top bottom middle? Sometimes knowing that can help with a better diagnosis.
looks like a few things going on. no way to tell with what we've been given to go on.
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then get back with the info. you'll get help for sure.
read through this :
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then get back with the info. you'll get help for sure.
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Janluna
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it looks to me like nitrogen, or even possibly magnesium toxicity. How much CaMg are you feeding her? Calcium toxicity will also lock out potassium and iron as well.
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Janluna
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Without knowing whats in the feed we can’t really help you. It’s also in another language.
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Thanks and, thought there could be any telltale for something specific. Unfortunately when I bought the nutrients was when Germany legalized weed so everything was sold out with over a month waiting time so I got this that was the only available. I knew at the time this or worse could happen
you really haven't given us any useful information.
a pic of the whole plant at minimum.
edit : the nutes look like a fairly straight forward 3-part. shouldn't be too hard to figure out. there's thousands of similar 3-part nutes. they are the industry standard.
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plant looks good in the photo. is it just the one leaf showing ?
i hate having to drag information out.
what is your media ?
what is your light ?
how many watts is the light ?
how often are you feeding ?
do you have a tent ?
do you have an exhaust fan and scrubber ?
what is your rh% ?
what are your temps ?
do you have circulation fans ?
do you have cal-mag?
are you using RO ?
are you ph'ing ?
you haven't given us shit to go on to help you.
edit : looks like ph but impossible to tell with your info.
i hate having to drag information out.
what is your media ?
what is your light ?
how many watts is the light ?
how often are you feeding ?
do you have a tent ?
do you have an exhaust fan and scrubber ?
what is your rh% ?
what are your temps ?
do you have circulation fans ?
do you have cal-mag?
are you using RO ?
are you ph'ing ?
you haven't given us shit to go on to help you.
edit : looks like ph but impossible to tell with your info.
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Biomix light
Mars hydro600
100w
1x every 4 days 1l water plus nuts
80x120x160 tent with exhausts and carbon filter
21 degree 55%
Fan always on
I have extra calmag but I don't give because supposedly the nuts already have
RO don't know what it is
Ph use strips didn't had the money get get one electronic till now and the colour is between 6 and 7
Mars hydro600
100w
1x every 4 days 1l water plus nuts
80x120x160 tent with exhausts and carbon filter
21 degree 55%
Fan always on
I have extra calmag but I don't give because supposedly the nuts already have
RO don't know what it is
Ph use strips didn't had the money get get one electronic till now and the colour is between 6 and 7
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that's better. aside from the pics that is the minimum info we need to begin to help.
which brand ? is it buffered ?
light is adequate for 1 plant. will struggle with more.
you're not feeding quite correct. read through this.
temps and rh are good.
don't see a calmag issue but it's good to have. led pulls more out, you may need it in flower.
neutral filtered water. sometimes the municipal water quality will sink your grow. RO filters just clean it up.
likely this is your issue. will depend on if the media is buffered. pretty sure you need to be running under soil rules. ph to 6.3 religiously on every feed.
ph strips won't be accurate enough unless your soil is buffered.
which brand ? is it buffered ?
light is adequate for 1 plant. will struggle with more.
you're not feeding quite correct. read through this.
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temps and rh are good.
don't see a calmag issue but it's good to have. led pulls more out, you may need it in flower.
neutral filtered water. sometimes the municipal water quality will sink your grow. RO filters just clean it up.
likely this is your issue. will depend on if the media is buffered. pretty sure you need to be running under soil rules. ph to 6.3 religiously on every feed.
ph strips won't be accurate enough unless your soil is buffered.
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Big thanks for the reply and help
The soil is not buffered.
It's my first time planting so I overdid the number of plants for the light, I have 3, next time I'll do just one or get a second set of lights.
I think next month I'll be able to buy the pH meter and try to correct it.
Big up!
The soil is not buffered.
It's my first time planting so I overdid the number of plants for the light, I have 3, next time I'll do just one or get a second set of lights.
I think next month I'll be able to buy the pH meter and try to correct it.
Big up!
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would help to know how it's built. there are peat or coir bases and most media has a host of different things in it. you have to know your media for both ph rules and the type of nutes to use.
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"The completely natural blend of ingredients contains black peat, white peat, compost, worm cast and perlite."
