Can you start a help thread in the FAQ? You might get overlooked here.
I won't be back on until later tonight.
They will want more info. Soil type etc.
I won't be back on until later tonight.
They will want more info. Soil type etc.
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From what I have gone thru this looks like possibly a Cal/Mag deficiency but it could be due to the spray droplets on leaves and being burnt from the light. Water/liquid droplets magnify light. Hard to tell but since you said it happened a couple hrs after spraying my guess would be due to light burn from the spray.Can anyone help me out with this? Started near the bottom of the plant a few hours after I sprayed with green cleaner.
Woah!!!! Try just leaving her alone. Water her....just water. The plant is gonna want to survive itll be ok nature will take care of itself just go easy on the nutes!!!!!$
"Just for the sake of accuracy, there's no such thing as a "Cal/Mag Deficiency".Just for the sake of accuracy, there's no such thing as a "Cal/Mag Deficiency".
It's either a calcium deficiency, a magnesium deficiency, or possibly both. In either case, the supplement Cal/Mag may be required since it has BOTH of those elements. It also may help for an iron deficiency since Cal/Mag has iron, too.
If using R/O or distilled water, you should use a Cal-Mag supplement since the R/O & distillation processes strip those minerals out of the water. Usually it's not needed if using tap or well water and, if those deficiencies are present, more often than not it's due to improper PH.
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"Just for the sake of accuracy, there's no such thing as a "Cal/Mag Deficiency".
"It's either a calcium deficiency, a magnesium deficiency, or possibly both."
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It looks like an iron deficiency but could be Zinc or Manganese and possibly a combination. Are you growing in soil or coco? If coco, what's your PH?Got a question if you can identify whats going on here? This just started about 4 days ago. before that everything was going great. But we did have a big rain in the past week. well Big for So.Cal. The pics are all different plants.
The plant yellowing from the bottom-up is an indication of a Nitrogen deficiency, however, it's very normal for the plant to shed its lower leaves as it matures and if it's just a leaf or two at the bottom, as it appears to be, it's probably fine.Awesome info thanks! Probably shouldn't post here... but I have 2 plants with complete different issues.
1) Always bottom leaves. Turn anywhere from yellow, brown, rusty. They get CRISPY. Then when bad enough, another one up the plant starts to go. No idea what's up..
2) Leaves all over, new or old. Always the tips. Yellow, then brown. Clawed. Also, a white-ish fade to man leaves. Think this one is OVER kill with nitrogen.. but not sure.
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those are all in soil. My girlfriend was using a new sprayer to foiliar feed them she said using 1Fox farms Big Grow, But I have been growing for a while and must of been somewthing in the sprayer cuz in 3 days they all started showing the same symptoms. A few of them are doing better now. Look at this. I think it is some kind of mutation. I have never seen anything like it. I would love to hear your thoughts on it.It looks like an iron deficiency but could be Zinc or Manganese and possibly a combination. Are you growing in soil or coco? If coco, what's your PH?