Hey everyone, got a Sour Tsunami that I put off transplanting way longer than I should've, and it started to exhibit some deficiency symptoms, and it's now progressing. I've transplanted into a much bigger pot about 4-5 days ago, and im hoping it just corrects itself in the coming weeks. Does anyone know what this deficiency looks like? Cal Mag? Just lack of absorption from compacted soil?
Please help with deficiency!
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Pbass
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Hi @DLL333 , I'm new but don't mind butting my limited experience in on unanswered posts! Looks like a combo meal to me. Brown tips, bit of nute burn maybe? Dark leaves, red stems, bit of yellowing, something isn't just right but those are symptoms of alot of things eh?
My woe's are always linked to incorrect watering technique (not letting them get drying enough, not feeding them enough to get runoff) , over nuting (burnt the crap out of a few so far) and inconsistent/high ph. I got lockout a few times now...took a big flush to clear out once, a second flush on 2 of 4 plants helped one and didn't help the other.
What's your ph like? What nutes are you using? You got a schedule for watering or are going by weight?
Some smart person will be up in here soon with a educated diagnosis and plan of attack but I'd say let them dry out REALLY good, then hit them with only water for the next feeding, which naturally contains some cal/mag.
My woe's are always linked to incorrect watering technique (not letting them get drying enough, not feeding them enough to get runoff) , over nuting (burnt the crap out of a few so far) and inconsistent/high ph. I got lockout a few times now...took a big flush to clear out once, a second flush on 2 of 4 plants helped one and didn't help the other.
What's your ph like? What nutes are you using? You got a schedule for watering or are going by weight?
Some smart person will be up in here soon with a educated diagnosis and plan of attack but I'd say let them dry out REALLY good, then hit them with only water for the next feeding, which naturally contains some cal/mag.
Emilya Green
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What you are seeing isnt a deficiency, it is the plant telling you that the roots are having a problem and that it is indeed time to uppot. Get her in some fresh soil and those leaves will green back up... except for the tips where you burned them good one time. It looks like that problem was fixed right away though.
