Yeah i know its quite uncommon, but the causes and symptoms of what ive read seem to be on par with my situation. Nothing else seems to resemble the problem, but thanks a lot.
Yeah sorry, was in a bit of a rush yesterday when i posted this, wasnt thinking straight. Growing in coco/perlite, about 70 coco/ 30 perlite keeping ph at around 6 but not fixed on 6 as ive read its good to let ph fluctuate a little but i never stray more than 0,1 or 0,2 up or down really. Dont have a way of checking temp or humidity at the moment, but its definitely not very hot as im growing under cfls and i have decent ventilation and circulation, but its definitely not cold either. Sorry i know my observation on the temperature is stupid, and doesnt really mean anything but its the best i can do at the moment. Growing from bag seed (photo) using tap water, nutrients are bio-grow (8-2-6) for veg and bio-bloom (2-6-3.5) for flower, from a dutch company called bio-bizz (dont know if you would have heard of them) who make strictly organic nutrients (i have verry little knowledge on nutrients, but this is what was recomended to me at my local hydro shop), i am also using a cal/mag nitrate which also contains boron.
Wow your getting me thinking now because i was doing that up until about a week or 2 ago but now ive used water straight from the tap for last few waterings and now im having these problems so i think you could definitely be on to something. But yeah my friend told me to do this with my water, i didnt think it would make much of a difference though, so i just got a bit lazy and kep forgetting to leave water out. But ill definitely continue doing that now and see how the plant responds. Thank you for the input, much appreciated.
Ok thank you so much, this helps a lot. Yeah temperature in the closet can get quite warm some times but i have two small fans directed at the plant, seems to keep the air cooler around the pot. I using cfls by the way so it gets a bit warm, but not hot.
My tap water comes out at 9.1 - 9.3 PH - I have never seen tap water like that, come to find out they elevate the PH to keep the Chlorine active longer. I used to have a filter on my outside hose and fill up a few 4 gallon water jugs.
Or the correct pH.
Chloramine won't evaporate. Vitamin C or Ascorbic Acid will remove both.
You just make that up??
If you live in the USA, you better call someone. Or you pH pen is fucked. https://www.epa.gov/dwregdev/drinking-water-regulations-and-contaminants
maybe it is to keep fluoride active...short term memory thing again...oh wait I think it is to keep pipes from corroding - it is an old water system..too mush S%#$ to remember.
Same issue, your giving BS info. Laws say NOTHING over 8.5.
most days it is 8.3-8.5 ..the highest I have seen it go is 9.3
