ChronicCPT
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hi i just transplant my clones about a week and half ago and they are showing some sort of deficiency im not sure what it is could it be cal-mag ?
Please help - Is this a deficiency ?
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pontiacman
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They could be in shock. What lights are they under now? Give it a few day, hopefully they will snap out of it.
pontiacman
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Could also be a temperature problem....
I think is could b a temp problem
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ChronicCPT
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temps are chilling on about 26c im runing a closed room with aircon and co2
pontiacman
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With co2 you can run warmer temps without stressing plants. At least that's what I have read.
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ChronicCPT
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yes i do run higher temps aswell i dont think goto do with environment its goto with a deficiency or some sort
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ChronicCPT
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no one else got ideas
pontiacman
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Are those clones?
What is your pH? This looks like pH issue to me which can lock out nutrients. Also make sure it's not in too big of a pot, i cant tell how big they are by the pics. But def check the pH and get it in the right range 6-6.5 for soil. If you do flush, give her some calmag when it is stable. I cant tell if the spots are calmag lockout or if you are spraying. If you are spraying, stop until you figure out what is wrong. Spraying can cause the water to act like a magnifying glass and burn spots on the leaves that look like calcium deficiency when it isn't. Also make sure u aren't overfeeding, you didn't say if you fertilized. Hope that helps.
