Can't figure out deficiency problems!

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dimyself

Active Member

• Apr 9, 2014

• #1

These are some chem D strains grown all organic under an LED and I've tried everything I can't seem to get rid of these stupid deficiencies!! I've flushed, checked ph runoff after water (6.2), fed them, given teas, transplanted to bigger pots.

I just transplanted to biggger pot thinking that might fix, but NOPE!

It's not allowing me to upload pics... just says there was a problem upploading

 

DannyBlaze2

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• Apr 9, 2014

• #2

Try upload a file right next to post reply~

 

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sunni

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Staff member

• Apr 9, 2014

• #3

either your pic is too big or youre not doing it right, ! , try to make your photo smaller first if not, than go here and see if youre diong it right http://rollitup.org/t/how-to-use-the-riu-faq.822686/

 

Southerner

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• Apr 9, 2014

• #4

Your soil should be able to buffer pH to the point where adjusting the water is not necessary. I also don't know any organic growers who even bother with an EC meter. My guess, without seeing any pics, is that you are loving them to death. All that flushing and feeding the soil with inorganic substances has probably left the plant stressed.

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 9, 2014

• #5

Southerner said:

Your soil should be able to buffer pH to the point where adjusting the water is not necessary. I also don't know any organic growers who even bother with an EC meter. My guess, without seeing any pics, is that you are loving them to death. All that flushing and feeding the soil with inorganic substances has probably left the plant stressed.

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I only flushed them 1 time.

They are in roots organic soil.

You say feeding soil with inorganic substances? Not sure what you mean? I feed only organic food/teas/etc. Fish emulsion. Earth juice powder grow/bloom.Organic cal/mag. I have only been using RO water.

I think my pics are too big i will have to resize them.

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 9, 2014

• #6

Here's the pics, there's 4 plants total. I took the pics yesterday, they look worse today

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 10, 2014

• #7

bump

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 10, 2014

• #8

anyone have any suggestions/ideas? i dont know what else i can do? its all organic from seed till now idk what i'm doing wrong

 

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churchhaze

Well-Known Member

• Apr 10, 2014

• #9

It looks like potassium deficiency.

dimyself said:

anyone have any suggestions/ideas? i dont know what else i can do? its all organic from seed till now idk what i'm doing wrong

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dimyself

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #10

I've given them bloom food though (Earth Juice powder bloom) put it in the transplanted soil, and 2 weeks ago put on soil and watered in

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 11, 2014

• #11

bump

 

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dimyself

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• Apr 12, 2014

• #12

bump

 

sunni

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• Apr 12, 2014

• #13

its potassium.....refer to this thread nextt ime http://rollitup.org/t/guide-to-nutrient-deficiency-or-toxicity.488004/ easy answers, helpful post!