What deficiency is my girl showing?

JNxKushxKing · Mar 26, 2018

hey there eveeyone, was just looking into what deficiency would be causing my leaf tips to brown up and spot a little, only happenning on a few of the bottom leafs, rest the plants healthy, its been fed only an organic based fertilizer i designed admended in promix hp , no bottle nutes switched between a 125w cfl and 150 hps now just living under a 40w cfl as its too big for my lil room there now. just wondering as wanting to learn to spot the odd defficienys i have a rough time diagnosing and fixing properly

Julmamuna · Mar 26, 2018

I don't know about deficiencies alot but one possible thing is that if you have fan pointing on those leaves it could be simple wind burn.

Julmamuna · Mar 26, 2018

Also here is simple picture about most common diseases plants get.

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 26, 2018

all potted up from rooted hydro clones into miracle grow moisture. added growstones to them for more aeration so roots good do their thing. checking the biggest mom and roots are healthy and numerous. she will be up potted one time getting ready to take cuts to make the 1st run.

their is a slight nute charge with the medium and i have not added anything except plain water.
alaska fish is on the way to maintain mothers in epsoma organic potting mix. will buy some espsom salts to keep on hand. i already have iron sulfate too at the ready.

all the plants are pretty dark green except for what you see in the pics. only have 7 pots total

Tim1987 · Mar 26, 2018

Bugs?????
Your ph is out somewhere too.
Im sure of it :peace:

JNxKushxKing · Mar 26, 2018

On me? or last post? i made an orgqnic living soil with only omri listed products so cant be that, possibly though.. i dont checkk ph, other guy looks like possible pest damage and maybe heat stress some them leave look like there..

Tim1987 · Mar 26, 2018

JNxKushxKing said:
On me? or last post? i made an orgqnic living soil with only omri listed products so cant be that, possibly though.. i dont checkk ph, other guy looks like possible pest damage and maybe heat stress some them leave look like there..

Yeah, all good mate.
Guy above your post mate.
:peace:

JNxKushxKing · Mar 27, 2018

awesome man, yeah i think my gardens looking nicce for what it is, im just prepping the ladies up for the outdoors, always start then inside, the leaf tips at the bottom are yellowing slightly as can see but im thinking its either leaf age or maybe slight cal mag deficiency, i topcoated my soil in D.E to kill off some fruit flys messing with my soil. know that is a natural calmag bascially swo if is that itll probably sort it out, not sure how much D.E i should use to kill them off but i put a tablespoon per gallon of media topcoated to kill them off.

JNxKushxKing · Mar 27, 2018

holpefully the D.E dimateous earth or however spell it kills the fruit flysw off, arent really harming my plants, but is annoying dealing with them

Tim1987 · Mar 27, 2018

JNxKushxKing said:
awesome man, yeah i think my gardens looking nicce for what it is, im just prepping the ladies up for the outdoors, always start then inside, the leaf tips at the bottom are yellowing slightly as can see but im thinking its either leaf age or maybe slight cal mag deficiency, i topcoated my soil in D.E to kill off some fruit flys messing with my soil. know that is a natural calmag bascially swo if is that itll probably sort it out, not sure how much D.E i should use to kill them off but i put a tablespoon per gallon of media topcoated to kill them off.

I havnt used DE before.
I was under the impression you put an inch or two deep, on top of the soil?
So they get cut up by the silica?

Roger A. Shrubber · Mar 27, 2018

doesn't need to be nearly that deep, better to dust it on daily than bury them all at once.

looks like it might be a phosphorous issue to me. the pros say ph feed for pro mix at 6.3. seems to be working for me.

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 28, 2018

if u look at my thread you'll see the plants in a very different light no pun intended. all of them look much better than those leaves i posted show. but they were indicators of sort on plants that were at least 80/90% healthy.

i'll check my water ph/ppms, run off ppm's. nute charge was slight ans since the clones were rooted as well, ahead of time or by me i transplanted them into that moisture control since i figured i wouldn't have to do more than water them for 2 mths at least. if any most look like too much N imho.
i know i need to transplant the orig. green crack mom = twin dragon

soon. and top the master kush as well. new medium should be here soon. will let those roots reestablish themselves so that the repot will have me prune the rootball to keep the mom smaller and more manageable for long term

as for DE. i used on a ginger plant and they fungus gnats played slip and slide in the shit frfr. as soon as the plant was about to ghost itself i dumped it outside. top dressing with de didn't work at all, i did that multiple times. i was told recently not to use it as it compacts the medium and makes things worse, aside from spraying on the leaves for plant defense i'll not use it beyond mixing it in fresh substrate.

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 28, 2018

here's a better view of them.

JNxKushxKing · Mar 28, 2018

that suckw, yeah ive seen some still craling through the DE at the top my soil, maybe i should keep topdressing and hope itll cut the lil fellers up like whaqt i read, mqybe theyre too big for the DE? i read its good for moreso mites ir aphids but thought itd be worth a shot, i mqy try spraying it in dilluted water in my plants outside as a pest/fisease preventer if that works well also

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 29, 2018

JNxKushxKing said:
that suckw, yeah ive seen some still craling through the DE at the top my soil, maybe i should keep topdressing and hope itll cut the lil fellers up like whaqt i read, mqybe theyre too big for the DE? i read its good for moreso mites ir aphids but thought itd be worth a shot, i mqy try spraying it in dilluted water in my plants outside as a pest/fisease preventer if that works well also

use sand to top off you medium instead and layer down blow. that way no matter which weay they try to exist it's not going to work out well. yellow traps for the flyers

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 29, 2018

Tim1987 said:
Bugs?????
Your ph is out somewhere too.
Im sure of it

have not seen any bugs at all.

Tim1987 · Mar 29, 2018

Stoned Cold Bulldog said:
have not seen any bugs at all.

Then, your leaves are pretty dark man.
Your tops are pale too.
My money's on a ph problem. Or overfeeding.

Stoned Cold Bulldog · Mar 30, 2018

Tim1987 said:
Then, your leaves are pretty dark man.
Your tops are pale too.
My money's on a ph problem. Or overfeeding.

miracle grow moisture control potting mix. has a fert charge NPK = .21-.11-.16
which seems pretty slight and good for cuts that are actually mature plants once well rooted. ijs
i do think the culprit might be the mix though as i only give them plain water and nothing else.
i water to a slight run off and that's it. then wait till pot is light and almost dry before watering again. some like it obviously while some don't it seems. grrrr

Kinz · Mar 30, 2018

Im gonna say something to do with nutrients, i had similar problems whe i use to grow

Michael Huntherz · Mar 30, 2018

JNxKushxKing said:
hey there eveeyone, was just looking into what deficiency would be causing my leaf tips to brown up and spot a little, only happenning on a few of the bottom leafs, rest the plants healthy...

Kinz said:
Im gonna say something to do with nutrients, i had similar problems whe i use to grow

Really? lol! Can’t tell if troll

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