CAN ANYBODY TELL WHAT THIS DIFICIENCY IS PLEASE HELP.

sunny747

sunny747

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The reason nobody is responding is probably because of the capital letters in the title and because you haven't described your entire grow setup. We need to know everything. Soils, plant age, water, nutes, lights etc.. Also, this should be posted in the plant problems section.

Take a look at this graphic.


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reza92

reza92

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id say its not a deficiency but light bleaching. but as sunny said need more details/less yelling/wrong section
 
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rotannator

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reza92 said:
id say its not a deficiency but light bleaching. but as sunny said need more details/less yelling/wrong section
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sunny747 said:
The reason nobody is responding is probably because of the capital letters in the title and because you haven't described your entire grow setup. We need to know everything. Soils, plant age, water, nutes, lights etc.. Also, this should be posted in the plant problems section.

Take a look at this graphic.


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sunny747 said:
The reason nobody is responding is probably because of the capital letters in the title and because you haven't described your entire grow setup. We need to know everything. Soils, plant age, water, nutes, lights etc.. Also, this should be posted in the plant problems section.

Take a look at this graphic.


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rotannator

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sunny747 said:
The reason nobody is responding is probably because of the capital letters in the title and because you haven't described your entire grow setup. We need to know everything. Soils, plant age, water, nutes, lights etc.. Also, this should be posted in the plant problems section.

Take a look at this graphic.


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Sorry only new to this,so the plants is grown in coco/perlite mix under cfl 160w awaiting transfer to main room half strenght d master ph 6.5
 
sunny747

sunny747

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If it's coco you need to be using cal/mag even if you are using tap water. I was thinking cal/mag when I looked at the pics.
 
El Cunado

El Cunado

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Make sure your pot is large enough (maybe 3L) and your soil is kept cool. Make sure to use filtered water and leave it out a couple hours before giving it to your plant so the chlorine can evaporate.

Also another good site is growweedeasy.com for deficiency pictures
 
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