FliMsyFisH
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Girls are 2 weeks old first time so I don't what this could be there are spots on the leafs looks like it might be a nute deficiency any help would be great I don't want to lose my girls
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BleedsGreen
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Hard to tell with the light bleaching out the photo's. No pests in the garden?
FliMsyFisH
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Not that I'm aware of I checked under the leaves I don't see anything with the naked eye there was some Asian beetles in there but I looked them up and they are actually good they do the same as ladybugs just the asian beetles bite it just happened yesterday I checked them and they had those spots
FliMsyFisH
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I checked it this morning and it was like 6.5 I think I might have to check it everyday now though because one day it was 7 so I believe the pH does fluctuate a little bit and the soil is called vermisoil
Mudfishin Jim
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Being that young I doubt deficiency. 7ph is high. 7.5 can cause lockout of many nutes. Vermisoil is a good base. Peat moss, coco and added nutrients. It's a strong base that self sustains for the first month or more with no needed nutrients. PH your water to a 5.5 to a 6.0. PPM should be in the 200 range. If your using RO add calcium and magnesium to a 400ppm range. Keep the soil moist. Water to achieve a 20% run off. Hydro soils can be a handful to keep in check. Get the PH under control and your going to have a beautiful young lady.
FliMsyFisH
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They needed water today and gave them about a 6.0ph level I will continue to monitor the pH for every watering and keep it between 5.5 and 6.0
Mudfishin Jim
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Yeah that's crucial. Some strains can handle the higher PH. But most like it lower especially in hydro soil. Keep an eye on the new growth. A mag lockout is common in high PH waterings. It will take a few days to see, but with your soil it will be fine. Finiky plants can be a pain. But they can produce some high quality meds. Peace