Leaf tips curling up and dying-pics

simpsonsampson420

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the only time i would ever ph water before adding anything to it would be if it was from a well or something.. in which case i would check the ph and the ppm.. and see if its even worth using.. if the ph was way way off or the ppm was high i would just suck it down and get some RO water from the store.. but thats a rare case to have to do that...
 

smokinmayne

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Definitely not bugs. I've looked hard and that's definitely not the case.
I'm not sayen this is the problem just throwing this out there

I grow all FF
soil
nutes
I was in the 4 th week of flowering and hadn't used cal mag plus yet

used it 1tsp per gallon per plant

a lot of my healthy fan leaves started curling like yours

I'm not sayen the cal caused this
I still don't know
I just flushed all if mine and left it at that

just throwing hhis out there
 

doc111

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the only time i would ever ph water before adding anything to it would be if it was from a well or something.. in which case i would check the ph and the ppm.. and see if its even worth using.. if the ph was way way off or the ppm was high i would just suck it down and get some RO water from the store.. but thats a rare case to have to do that...
I use r/o water from the store. Mine is really bad. Like 500-600ppm and 8.5 pH.
 

doc111

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I'm not sayen this is the problem just throwing this out there

I grow all FF
soil
nutes
I was in the 4 th week of flowering and hadn't used cal mag plus yet

used it 1tsp per gallon per plant

a lot of my healthy fan leaves started curling like yours

I'm not sayen the cal caused this
I still don't know
I just flushed all if mine and left it at that

just throwing hhis out there
So why did you start using cal-mag? Are you using r/o water?
 

simpsonsampson420

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damn... thats almost as bad as mine..

i run hydro.. so water ppm and ph mean everything to me.. i have a filter right now that cuts my ppm down to like 100 to 200... but i am going to end up getting a reverse osmosis water filter myself in the next couple grows to get it down, to hopefully, 0 ppm
 

smokinmayne

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So why did you start using cal-mag? Are you using r/o water?
I was reading subcools super soil thread and it said that the plant needs to be absorbing calcium to help absorb the high potassium/ phosporous nutes used later in flowering .

Yes I was but I recently switched to rain water cuz it just rained here
 

doc111

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I was reading subcools super soil thread and it said that the plant needs to be absorbing calcium to help absorb the high potassium/ phosporous nutes used later in flowering .

Yes I was but I recently switched to rain water cuz it just rained here
So you didn't have a mag deficiency or anything? I think I need to dial up the nutes for sure. I am definitely stopping cal-mag for now since it isn't really helping me at this point. I am however gonna give them a couple of days to see what happens with the epsom salt treatment. I appreciate everyone's feedback. I figure I need to go slow here and not overreact because they look fairly healthy except for the jacked up leaves.
 

smokinmayne

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So you didn't have a mag deficiency or anything? I think I need to dial up the nutes for sure. I am definitely stopping cal-mag for now since it isn't really helping me at this point. I am however gonna give them a couple of days to see what happens with the epsom salt treatment. I appreciate everyone's feedback. I figure I need to go slow here and not overreact because they look fairly healthy except for the jacked up leaves.
nah no mag def.

During veg I never Introduced any nutes tho
 

doc111

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nah no mag def.

During veg I never Introduced any nutes tho
And with straight reverse osmosis water you didn't experience and mag problems? Interesting. I wonder why the hell mine are acting like this. I think transplanting is sounding like it might be in order. Do you use the solubles during flowering?
 

doc111

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you dont need to check the ppm of the water when growing in soil.

LUDA.
I don't mess with ppm although I have a nice tds meter. I plan on trying hydro here soon. My tapwater is complete crap and we don't drink it. I need to get my own r/o filter before I make the venture into hydroland. LOL!
 

smokinmayne

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I don't mess with ppm although I have a nice tds meter. I plan on trying hydro here soon. My tapwater is complete crap and we don't drink it. I need to get my own r/o filter before I make the venture into hydroland. LOL!
I would alternate using r/0 and rain water

I have horrible chlorinated tap water here

I can't beleive they pump this shit out of our faucets
 

LUDACRIS

New Member
I don't mess with ppm although I have a nice tds meter. I plan on trying hydro here soon. My tapwater is complete crap and we don't drink it. I need to get my own r/o filter before I make the venture into hydroland. LOL!

i will never go hydro far to much hassle.

LUDA.
(doing it the lazy way).

:mrgreen:
 
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