Nick Christensen
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Need help, i have removed a lot of the damaged leaves so i can tell if it gets better or worse, but what is wrong? is it hungry or what? -.-
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What is wrong?
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budfarmer420
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Nute burn.
Nick Christensen
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Thanks
HigherGroundz
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Low pH can create deficiencies mimicking nute burn . Best to explain more in detail , soil type , feed pH& ppm , temps ect .. This will help others straighten you out verses going on a random shot and note
Nute burn will be most apparent on new growth , that looks like an extreme case of magnesium deficiency
Nute burn will be most apparent on new growth , that looks like an extreme case of magnesium deficiency
harris hawk
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What about heat issue -like mentioned more information needed -lighting -nutrients used? Thanks - could also be " Mag" toxicity (advanced) Once you notice a plant issues, you are all ready 2 weeks behind in treating it
Noobie. Kinda
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madd nutrient burnnn kiddddddd
Nick Christensen
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My ph is steady at 6.5 soil is a little hard to explain as im mixing it myself, two different German soils mixed with perlite and vermiculite, had no problems before maybe two weeks ago, i fed them Hy-Pro Terra 5ml pr liter water, and some Biobizz Bio Bloom and Top max, had runoff at approx 1350 ppm and a ph at 6.5
Nick Christensen
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I'm growing outdoor, and never have any heat issue, when raining they come indoor under 410W cfl lights, and it happend before i started to put them inside
verbal719
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That is nute burn. Flush then flush some more. Do not say fuck it an pull the plant. Just give plain water for a few weeks and they should recover. People, especially new growers go over the top with nutes. I don't know what your experience is but I don't think anyone should use nutrients for their first 2 or 3 grows. Just water. Either way what I would do is flush the plants for about 20 minutes then give just water for a few weeks. I have had my ph all over the board and have never seen anything like that from ph. Not saying it can't happen but it would have to be extreme and I have personally never saw it first hand. That is from something else either in the dirt or something you are feeding it.
Nick Christensen
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Thanks
and i would never pull the plant 
i will try flush it some more, there must be a huge build up of nutes in my soil, two weeks with this problem and i have only given them clean ph water these two weeks and my ph is always steady at 6.5
verbal719
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Yup than it has to be the dirt. Still that is odd. Unless the soil itself has little or no nutrients. Maybe have it tested at a local nursery or grow store.Thanks
Male sure yoi always have good runoff which helps keeps salt build ups less likelyThanks
