Fancyhuh101
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Just wondering what your guys thoughts and experinece us with this . Should I trim some of the leaves around the bud sites so that the light cab better get to the flower? Or leave as is ?
Would you guys trim this ?
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MickFoster
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I would thin it out.......but that's just me.
I'm no expert at diagnosing plant problems, but you appear to have a calcium deficiency.
I'm no expert at diagnosing plant problems, but you appear to have a calcium deficiency.
Fallguy111
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Yes
Fancyhuh101
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That's what everyone had been saying
I give the plants 5ml of cal mag every gallon of feed. You guys thinking it needs more ?
I give the plants 5ml of cal mag every gallon of feed. You guys thinking it needs more ?
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Fancyhuh101
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I use general hydroponics nutrients . Mixing this with cal mag wouldn't be over feeding would it ?
Fallguy111
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Do you use ro water?
Fancyhuh101
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What is ro water? Run off water? No i don't
Fancyhuh101
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If I stop the cal mag now - can this plant heal up ?
Fallguy111
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Hopefully
MickFoster
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Lol.......ro water is purified water using reverse osmosis.
Jjgrow420
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What's your medium? I'd suggest a low ec flush with just a+b if it's coco, with a good amount of runoff and proper ph adjustment. It can take a while for the plant to rebound.
If you need to (for whatever reason) use Cal mag it's prob a better idea to do a foliar spray or run the cal mag alone w/o any other nutes or a super low ec ~100-150ppm every feed if using ro water.
If that's over your head, ditch the calmag.
Check your a+b. Guarantee there's enough calcium and magnesium in the a+b plus more out of your tap water.
If you need to (for whatever reason) use Cal mag it's prob a better idea to do a foliar spray or run the cal mag alone w/o any other nutes or a super low ec ~100-150ppm every feed if using ro water.
If that's over your head, ditch the calmag.
Check your a+b. Guarantee there's enough calcium and magnesium in the a+b plus more out of your tap water.
Fancyhuh101
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I'm using coco and just tap water balanced ph
Jjgrow420
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Ditch the calmag. Give it a mild flushing with pH balanced low EC feed. Continue to feed as normal, keeping the ec lower at first then bring it back up once you see improvement. It's not an overnight fix. Could take a week or two.
Calmag is the most oversold over used nutrient for absolutely no reason (in general growing situations)
The only thing I actually use calmag for is to buffer my coco before I use it. That's it.
Jjgrow420
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And yes. I'd trim away alot of the middle leaf and open up the canopy wider to allow more light to penetrate into the lowers. Or id lollipop the heck out of it and concentrate on the tops. Up to you. I wouldn't necessarily do it all right now as that plant is stressed out enough as is. But a few leaves each day isn't going to hurt anything. The yellow leaves will turn brown and die off anyways.
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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That's gold mate hahaha
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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I prefer calcium nitrate and epsom salts
amneziaHaze
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If you have an oscilating fan ita gonna be good.if not where leafs overlap you will get puddles if they stay like that for a few days leafs are gonna rot.if they rot they start to mold
Are you saying you're in coco and don't water to runoff?
You're using GH 3-part? How many ml's per gallon of each are you using? What is your EC going into the plant and if you do get runoff, what is the EC of the runoff?
That looks like an advanced manganese deficiency. What is the pH of your feed going into the coco and have you calibrated your pen recently (within 2 weeks)?