Lady Giz,

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It looks like heat or nutrient burn. If you are having drying leaves and brown spots it is probably heat issues. try to keep your temp in the mid 70s

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over watering could be a cause to.. your new growth looks good

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oh yeahh thats deff nute burn. chill witht them for a while but havin a ph of 6.9 isnt bad at all just keep waterin and lay off nutes for awhile

its nute lock man , not getting enuff N so flush it and then let if recoupe and then feed it nitrogen thats what N is bro. i say it time for some rep points its the couldy looking thing next to the number

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stranger... stranger, now thats a weapon

Ok for one im not ur bro nor am i a man. And someone has already said that before you and i did what he said and it worked. So he gets rep points.. And i know how to rep. just cuz im a girl doesnt mean im stupid...

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ph'd water gurl n youll b good your almost their they are already recovering

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Hey, where did you find that chart? I've been looking for something like that, but haven't been able to find one. Well, quite as clear and useful that is. It's weird how Ca and Mg have two different non-connected points of absorbtion in hydro, but are virtually identical in soil. Any idea why? This could explain a few minor issues I've been encountering.

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Dude you should totally give me some rep points for telling you to plan ahead. That way you won't put yourself in this position again.

Have you checked for fungus gnats? Even if there are only a few, in only a matter of days they can lay hundreds of eggs. They turn into larvae which eat at the root system, and can cause horrible disease and infections. I'd try treating the root system with something that will kill off the larvae, then add some compost tea, and even spray the plants with it. The compost tea will help kill the infections/disease on the leaves most of the time, and the plant will eventually recover. Gnats are horrible little fucking pests, but a whole lot better than spider mites and thrips. I really don't think it's anything to do with your feeding regimen, pH, or anything else. If you can't get some compost tea, try GH products' Flora Shield for the leaves.

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