Nute Burn? HELP! Pics!

Patch Buddey

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This is my 3rd plant. The first two were nice successes. Good bud. I had some nute burn on my 1st plant, but was using miracle grow. I went to Scots for my 2nd plant. No burn. Perfect.

This 3rd plant is in the same kind of Scots soil, but is a Sativa strain. Does that matter? The first 2 were Indica.

Look at these leaves? Nute burn? Is there any saving it? Will it work it way through this? Looks bad. Worse than my first one.

Any advice is appreciated.
 

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AGSteve

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This is my 3rd plant. The first two were nice successes. Good bud. I had some nute burn on my 1st plant, but was using miracle grow. I went to Scots for my 2nd plant. No burn. Perfect.

This 3rd plant is in the same kind of Scots soil, but is a Sativa strain. Does that matter? The first 2 were Indica.

Look at these leaves? Nute burn? Is there any saving it? Will it work it way through this? Looks bad. Worse than my first one.

Any advice is appreciated.
are you measuring your ph and ec/ppm?
 

Patch Buddey

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are you measuring your ph and ec/ppm?

LOL, sorry, no. I don't even know what that means. I am def a noob. I just potted the first to and let them go, and they were fine. I am not that technical. I just have it potted in the same kind of Scots soil as the last one. I would not know how to measure that or have the tools to do it. Am I screwed?
 

Where in the hell am I?

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LOL, sorry, no. I don't even know what that means. I am def a noob. I just potted the first to and let them go, and they were fine. I am not that technical. I just have it potted in the same kind of Scots soil as the last one. I would not know how to measure that or have the tools to do it. Am I screwed?
Use bottled water, not tap, if yer using tap. That takes all of the guess work outta pH as well as dechlorinization.
 

AGSteve

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LOL, sorry, no. I don't even know what that means. I am def a noob. I just potted the first to and let them go, and they were fine. I am not that technical. I just have it potted in the same kind of Scots soil as the last one. I would not know how to measure that or have the tools to do it. Am I screwed?
what are you feeding them?
 

bigtomatofarmer

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LOL, sorry, no. I don't even know what that means. I am def a noob. I just potted the first to and let them go, and they were fine. I am not that technical. I just have it potted in the same kind of Scots soil as the last one. I would not know how to measure that or have the tools to do it. Am I screwed?
Hey dude proper PH is CRUCIAL!!Trust me.
You can get a cheap chemical test solution that is also pretty acurate. Here is a pic of what I use. Use this and your problem should go away. But get it quick, dont wait a couple weeks!
Good luck man ask any other questions you may have.
 

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Patch Buddey

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Hey dude proper PH is CRUCIAL!!Trust me.
You can get a cheap chemical test solution that is also pretty acurate. Here is a pic of what I use. Use this and your problem should go away. But get it quick, dont wait a couple weeks!
Good luck man ask any other questions you may have.

Cool, I will check that out.
 

bigtomatofarmer

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Yes, I use bottled spring water.
I used to buy kroger brand drinking water which had a PH of 7.3
Then I switched to something else that was very low, like 5.9 or something.
Anyways now Im using HYTOP purified water which has a PH of 6.3
My point is it doesnt matter where you get the water, it still needs to be PH'ed properly.
Especially when using nutes, nutes will always effect the PH of your water.
Good luck, happy growing!
 

Patch Buddey

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I used to buy kroger brand drinking water which had a PH of 7.3
Then I switched to something else that was very low, like 5.9 or something.
Anyways now Im using HYTOP purified water which has a PH of 6.3
My point is it doesnt matter where you get the water, it still needs to be PH'ed properly.
Especially when using nutes, nutes will always effect the PH of your water.
Good luck, happy growing!

Aha! I see. I did change the brand of water without thinking. Hmmm, that could be it.
 

Where in the hell am I?

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I used to buy kroger brand drinking water which had a PH of 7.3
Then I switched to something else that was very low, like 5.9 or something.
Anyways now Im using HYTOP purified water which has a PH of 6.3
My point is it doesnt matter where you get the water, it still needs to be PH'ed properly.
Especially when using nutes, nutes will always effect the PH of your water.
Good luck, happy growing!
I did not know that diff bottled waters are pHed diff! HYTOP is Food maxx? I cant remember. N-e ways, the only bottled waters I have used are Alhambra and Crystal Geyser, both of which work PERFECT!
 
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