cnile
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what is it?
thanks
thanks
Some deficiency
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KitasCountryRoots
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First off, Im a newbie, so definitely look to the pros for answer...Looks like a potassium deficiency to me, but lockout can cause any number of deficiencies.. please give more info.. plants age, growing medium, what nutes, how often you water, do you check PH or PPM, etc...
Donald McGonagle
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How often are you watering, what's your ph, growing medium, nutes, etc? If you go to the doctor with explosive diahrrea but don't tell him you got drunk on taco Tuesday and slammed 25 tacos, he will have a hard time with proper diagnosis.
KitasCountryRoots
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Lmao!!! Great analogy
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cnile
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lol. ok sorry i was hoping for something simple. anyway its between potassium and mag. mag making more sense.
i think its cold root zone.
150 cal mag
around 600 ppm total under m/h -
super silver haze
around 400 ppm under floro-
white widow
coco coir
day veg temps up to 78F and 50% hum
night temps had been colder, 66F at times.
inside root zone felt cold before - maybe 65 or so
outside smart pots were wet and quite cool to touch.
to fix this cold temp shit i did this in past few days.
water less (less water in pot keeps it at room temp better)
bring plant water temp up closer to 70F before water
anyway. i think its mag so i hit with 60 ppm mag today in place of 60 ppm calmag.
the potassium i am curious about too. I will wait on the older yellowing leaves for necrosis. hope that will distinguish pot from mag deficiency?
i really think it was just cold temps making both potassium and magnesium have issues. didn't want to get into it i thought maybe you guys had seen same thing over and over.
thanks
i think its cold root zone.
150 cal mag
around 600 ppm total under m/h -
super silver haze
around 400 ppm under floro-
white widow
coco coir
day veg temps up to 78F and 50% hum
night temps had been colder, 66F at times.
inside root zone felt cold before - maybe 65 or so
outside smart pots were wet and quite cool to touch.
to fix this cold temp shit i did this in past few days.
water less (less water in pot keeps it at room temp better)
bring plant water temp up closer to 70F before water
anyway. i think its mag so i hit with 60 ppm mag today in place of 60 ppm calmag.
the potassium i am curious about too. I will wait on the older yellowing leaves for necrosis. hope that will distinguish pot from mag deficiency?
i really think it was just cold temps making both potassium and magnesium have issues. didn't want to get into it i thought maybe you guys had seen same thing over and over.
thanks
Donald McGonagle
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This is out of my league but if I didn't request the info the person that could help would have and that would just delay a good response. I'm just now grasping soil growing, but thought I would help you in finding the answer.
