Help, what could be the problem here?
hmm im stumped your using a 10-3-7 should be high in nitrogen
but the clawing may suggest nitrogen deficiency
you might have a lockout going on from ph issues
I don't see how it could be nitrogen deficient with the ferts your running
what kind of soil are you using and whats the runoff ph?
what kind of water are you using to water the plants?
but the clawing may suggest nitrogen deficiency
you might have a lockout going on from ph issues
I don't see how it could be nitrogen deficient with the ferts your running
what kind of soil are you using and whats the runoff ph?
what kind of water are you using to water the plants?
David Bowman
New Member
It looks to me like N abundance, I agree with your pause with the nutrients.
Fuzzy Duck
Well-Known Member
Got some pic's of the plants with out the LED lights shining on em ?
Kind of makes things a little hard to work out with the purple colouring !
Kind of makes things a little hard to work out with the purple colouring !
I agree with nitrogen toxicity. They are very green, correct? Use plain water for a bit or flush.
think difrent
New Member
n tox. look at the claw if you hawe some pk yust a lill bit a ml in 2l of ph water maybi some micro... for two or thre days then continue with normal fed. or put into flowering as you wish
The303Stoner
New Member
10-3- 7 sounds like sea bird guano mix you should feed every two weeks with this higher percent nutrient.
Your plant in the photographs appears to show a nitrogen overdose evident by the curled "clawing" of the leaves. What is the temperature and humidity of your grow area? What are you adjusting your pH to? What is your soil/soiless mixture?
