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Still looks like mg def. The affected leaves will only get worse. They won't recover. You'll have to pull em eventually. Kushie

This is a Mg def: This is Phosphorus def: In my opinion, it still looks more like P- than Mg. But your plant, you decide. Kushie

Mag def would be causing dry/crisping of the leaves as well as a fading of yellow from the tips toward the middle of the leaves in combination with the intervienal chlorosis. This is text book P-. Kushie

Depending on what water you're using you will likely need to make magnesium a part of your regular nute schedule as well. Kushie

That my friend, is a progressive case of phosphorous deficiency. Get that lady a good feed with some basic NPK nutes. Kushie

Looks like nitrogen toxicity to me. Kushie

It's the beginning of magnesium deficiency. The tips aren't burned they're fading yellow. And exhibiting minor intervenial chlorosis. Add some Epsom salts to that distilled water ;) Kushie

Muchly appreciated! Kushie

I'm gonna try cayenne and habenero pepper and garlic. Lol wish a bitch luck! Kushie

Fairly certain they're thrips. For fuck sake. Kushie

Found two crawling on my babies! Help me get rid of em please! Kushie

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Lolol ditto. Kushie

I honestly use a very basic nute formula, NPK concentrate. I paid like less than 10$ for the bottle. But yes, it's crazy how much ph can fuck up a grow when you overlook it. It fucks up your learning curve too when you don't take it into account because you might think you're doing everything...

Your tap water is a pretty good ph, shouldn't take much to bring it around once you've added nutes. And actually the tap water will have some minerals the plants need like calcium, copper, iron, potassium and magnesium tho likely in small quantities. It's really quite good for them, as long as...

Yes as a result of my ph issue. Before I knew it was ph I gave another dose of nutes sooner than I normally would have, plants were taking up too much nitrogen which wasn't locked out at my low ph, where as the phosphorus and magnesium were. Kushie

Typically for most strains it's best between 6.0-6.5 Did you get a pen type tester? Or a ph up and down kit with the drops? Use tap water that's been left out to dechlorinate or rain water, test it, adjust ph, give half a heavy watering (if the soil is dry) add some nutes at about 1/4...

The soil ph? What is the ph of the water you are using? Kushie

Check out an article written by a (nurse?) who was sent to Jamaica to do a study on the effects of marijuana on babies. Her studies over several years show that marijuana passed in the breast milk is what kept the babies living in slum like conditions alive, where most babies in similar...

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