Pakkman223
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Right is older than left and is falling behind and color is changing and brown dead spots appearing everywhere
Help I can't seem to get her back on track!
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Right is older than left and is falling behind and color is changing and brown dead spots appearing everywhere
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Pakkman223
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How should I go about this!?
DemonicAngel
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How old is she now? Are you giving any nutes?
thebudking
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What media are you growing in? Soil? Coco? A mix? What is your ph at water in? At run off? What nutes? Alot of info we need to know to give the right advise. It looks like a magnesium deficiency but that could be due to the wrong ph. If the ph is off then it can cause nute lockout which is probably your issue just going by the info and pics we have. First thing is flush with plain water at 6.0 to 6.5 ph water and check the ph run off if you are in soil, in coco the run off ph doesnt matter, just water in at 6.0 and you are good. A good flush then come back and give some more info, you are far from losing her.
thebudking
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Also, so you have a ppm meter? What ppm are you feeding?
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Pakkman223
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She's 51 days from seed and I was giving calmag and terpinator. This all started happening after I put it into some soil with low drainage and not enough amendments
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Pakkman223
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I feed at 6.6-6.8 depending how much ph down I add to the ro water
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Pakkman223
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No I don't have one :/
Well I would start off with a real good flush like 10 gallons per plant, the soil might be very acidic. You don't have a ppm meter you should consider getting a ph tester they have them at Amazon for like 10 bucks don't have to be an expensive one. And consider giving them 5.5 to 6.0 which is optimum. Also don't feed them any nutes for a couple weeks so if they start looking better, can't give any more advice till we see what you working with there you're lights are the lights too close? Ventilation are you're plants getting enough aeration throw them. But start with that and give us an update.
Get the ph down somehow, if you have been feeding calmag you have a lockout.
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Pakkman223
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If I have a lockout would foliar feeding help?
It may be faster to foliar spray but do it right before lights out.
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Pakkman223
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Okay and what nutes should i use to foliar spray?
Id use a calcium/magnesium product
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Pakkman223
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Okay @Pennywise I'll get back to u once I have everything and it's al said n done
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