Looks like P or K deficiency to me -- can't remember whichmaybe hit'em with both?
Day 49 Of Flower:
Hey guys, Iv got a bit of a problem that maybe you can help identify. Only one plant is showing these signs.
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Looks like P or K deficiency to me -- can't remember whichmaybe hit'em with both?
So definitely deficiency and not over fert? Might make sense because I only fed 850ppm last feeding. Now if I could narrow it down to P or K.
http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688
There's also a good thread in the plants and plant problems forum with pics. Don't really know much about ppm so I couldn't comment on that. It doesn't look like nutrient burn to me but like I said I'm also not a hydro guy so maybe something I'm not used to seeing. I checked the thread above and I don't think it's P or K deficiency now at least it didn't look like the pics there. Not sure what you got there -- any environmental stress?
Thanks for the info... BTW I'm using soil not hydro
oh yeah that's right i remember now just not used to measuring ppm for soil![]()
It looks like either a calcium defieciency or a boron deficiency. if it started as spots its calcium. If it was p they would bedark tips and edges.and light green and droopy. N def would be spotty yellow. Mag def edges yellow. Phos toxicity would look like over watering. Brown and dried out and crispy.
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I would flush.......seems like you have quite a strong nute regiment....plain aerated water does wonders for plant health, defs are rare in soil.......try it once they dry out and see if it improves........good luck
Day 50 Of Flower:
I think the burning has stoped or at least slowed down. Yesterday I watered with plain water. I think it may have been over nutes. Thanks for all your help in the matter^^. I will keep an eye out. Plant #2 is definitively a different pheno then plant #1. Its just not as fruitful but it still looks healthy. They both seem slow to finish. The newcomers to the tent are growing rapidly and are just about the same height as my Great White Sharks.
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Plant #2
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