has this ever happened to anybody in this foum,, pix please help

apasunee

apasunee

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does anyone know why these leaves are doing this?? I recently found little white flying bugs on them but maybe not the problem,, I just started using a 1/4 strength 10-10-10 , before that it has been in dirt that has been in a pot outside,, dont know what kind with no nutes till yesterday now just that 10-10-10- can it be heat damage,,, has anyone ever had this problem before???? please help....
 
super2200

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apasunee said:
does anyone know why these leaves are doing this?? I recently found little white flying bugs on them but maybe not the problem,, I just started using a 1/4 strength 10-10-10 , before that it has been in dirt that has been in a pot outside,, dont know what kind with no nutes till yesterday now just that 10-10-10- can it be heat damage,,, has anyone ever had this problem before???? please help....
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looks more like nute burn to me but please wait for more experienced growers to comment, those leaves look like they will be crispy soon. recently transplanted you say? was there any growth before you introduced the nutes?
 
GreatwhiteNorth

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apasunee said:
does anyone know why these leaves are doing this?? I recently found little white flying bugs on them but maybe not the problem,, I just started using a 1/4 strength 10-10-10 , before that it has been in dirt that has been in a pot outside,, dont know what kind with no nutes till yesterday now just that 10-10-10- can it be heat damage,,, has anyone ever had this problem before???? please help....
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Looks like Nute burn - are you PH'ing your water? How about your runoff ph - that will give you a good idea of soil PH.
Light burn would most likely be on the part of the plant closest to the light. Speaking of that, what kind of lights you running?
Start with that, I'll be around.
GWN
 
apasunee

apasunee

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my light is 400 watts hps,,, It is 3ft from the top of the plant,,PH is always in the high 6s as is the runoff,, I havent transplanted this,, just hoping that someone in this section has seen something like this befor,, and my leaves are kinda small for this age which is avout 6 weeks,, have been using as a mother plant....
GreatwhiteNorth said:
Looks like Nute burn - are you PH'ing your water? How about your runoff ph - that will give you a good idea of soil PH.
Light burn would most likely be on the part of the plant closest to the light. Speaking of that, what kind of lights you running?
Start with that, I'll be around.
GWN
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Snak

Snak

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Looks to me like a deficiency of some sort of trace element like zinc, iron, or magnesium. Read up on those deficiencies and see if they match what you're experiencing.

And of course, it goes without saying, make sure your pH is withing a tolerable range for marijuana. High 6 shouldn't cause any problems, but 6.5ish would make it easier for your girls to take in nutrients.
 
apasunee

apasunee

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PH is my biggest pet peeve,, I always tell ppl to check it all the time,, I have a PH pen but need to reset it how do I do it,, how can I recalibrate it to make sure it is righ,, is there something I put it in to set to 7???
Snak said:
Looks to me like a deficiency of some sort of trace element like zinc, iron, or magnesium. Read up on those deficiencies and see if they match what you're experiencing.

And of course, it goes without saying, make sure your pH is withing a tolerable range for marijuana. High 6 shouldn't cause any problems, but 6.5ish would make it easier for your girls to take in nutrients.
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apasunee

apasunee

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bump, bumpety bump bump,, the bumpmeister....:leaf:
apasunee said:
PH is my biggest pet peeve,, I always tell ppl to check it all the time,, I have a PH pen but need to reset it how do I do it,, how can I recalibrate it to make sure it is righ,, is there something I put it in to set to 7???
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