here are a few pics of the plant, camera sucks so its hard to see but shes only about 3 inches tall and yes they are all the same strain in the same system and this is the only one showing these signs.![]()
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Are all 3 plants the same strain?
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here are a few pics of the plant, camera sucks so its hard to see but shes only about 3 inches tall and yes they are all the same strain in the same system and this is the only one showing these signs.![]()
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Hmmm....interesting....I'm sticking with overfed though..notice that your leaves are drooping, even on the plants in the back ground..but it does look strange that it is the middle of the leaves, but back off the nutes a little anyway...and make sure that your pH isn't changing a whole lot..sometimes in DWC buckets you can get a lot of pH drift and that can cause some zany issues
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my ph is changing often due to the fact that i work alot. i normally bring it down to 5.5 and by the time i come home from work its 5.9 so i bring it back down to 5.5 or 5.6 again so im only adjusting once a day. ill back off the nutes by draining some of the solution and topping off my tank with straight h20 maybe?
ok so I think I may have found the problem. My airstpme was positioned right below the problem plant so I'm thinking that caused a nute buildup in the hydroton. I moved the stone and also drained some of the nute solution from the res and replaced with fresh water to bring the concentration down a bit. Could a buildup have been my problem? Comment guys I could use some help.
Last edited by Tranceus; 06-24-2012 at 07:32 PM.
Maybe...? Hydroton is inert, but they have been found to hold onto some calcium buildup sometimes, which can mess up the pH...
I can't really be too terribly helpful as I said before I suck at hydro...I have some clones going now, and that is the only hydro application I have...,my DIY bucket cloner...but since clones get just plain water with a little pH down and there is no hydroton and it uses a submersible pump as opposed to airstones it isn't the same and the plant's don't die...so I don't know what it is about buckets with airstones and hydroton that killed plants for me, but something surely everytime they would get spotty and just awful looking...
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