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OK, sorry for the misinterpretation. It didnt turn out to be a deficiency of any kind, I just need to ease them into their nutrients next time instead of giving them full strength and hoping it wont burn them. I flushed each plant with 4 gallons of RO water and waited 5 days and I just wantered...

and its def not a K deficiency because they are getting fed a full line of nutrients with plenty of K in them. I consulted with a few knowledgeable local cultivators and they all seem to agree that it is nute burn because I started a new line of nutrients and didnt do the best job of easing the...

thanks but wtf is with the attitude, you think if i knew that was the problem i would be on this forum asking questions? fuck.

I am in week 4 of flower with some chem4 OG beauties. I have them under 1000 watt hps light on a 12/12 cycle. They are in foxfarm soil. The temp is maintained at 75 degrees and humidity between 50-60%. I am feeding them "X Nutrients" and have fed them three times now with plain RO water in...

One more quick question, I just picked up some calmag, I'm not due to water or feed for another day or two...is it okay to wait that long before I give them some calmag? or should i mix some up and give them some now?

some leaves have spots like in the picture I posted and some are just slightly paler in kind of a blotchy pattern, but it sounds like you guys are right with the calmag. I just assumed it was nute burn because I am using this new line of nutes and i didnt do too good of a job easing them into...

I'm pretty sure its nutrient burn but this is only my second grow so I'm not 100% sure. If it is nutrient burn, what should I do to remedy the problem? Skip a feeding? Feed again but feed less? Do I need to flush? etc..

I am in week 3 of flower with some chem4 OG beauties. I have them under 1000 watt hps light on a 12/12 cycle. They are in foxfarm soil. The temp is maintained at 75 degrees and humidity between 50-60%. I am feeding them "X Nutrients" and have fed them twice now with plain RO water in between...

Thanks hotrodharley, I took it upon myself to run 2 gallons of straight RO water through each pot to flush seeing how I misread my plants and fed them again today at 500 ppm. Plan on letting them dry out for 4-5 days and then just using straight RO water until I flip them (which will be in about...

I didnt feed at all for the first 2 weeks, the plants are full and lush and 3 ft tall so i figured it was okay to give them a very diluted nutrient mix. The bottle calls for 500ppm for "most plants during early growth", so I cut that in half and gave them 250ppm, then I gave them straight RO...

I havent given them hardly any nutrients at all, how is that possible?

My plants are 20 days old from transplant as clones in Fox Farm soil. I didnt give them any nutrients at all for the first 2 weeks. My first feeding I gave them 250 ppm of FloraNova Grow in RO water. My next watering I just gave then straight RO water. Noticed this discoloration in the leaves...

I raised my light up a few more inches and the humidity is back to to 40-50% and the plants seems waaay better, I think it was a combination of the light being slightly too close and the humidity too low

Just put a humidifier in there today, will update if that helps. I also read somewhere that Fox Farm soil could possibly be too "rich" for young plants and they could show signs of getting too much nutrients just from the soil with no nutes added. Does this sound like it could fall into the...

I just got a AcuRite 592 thermometer/hygrometer. The "outdoor" sensor is wireless which makes me feel hesitant on its accuracy. Has anyone used this one before and if so can I rely on it, reviews? Thanks!:bigjoint:

Okay, I have a 5x5 tent with 8 plants that have been growing from clones and have been transplanted for a week.They are in 2L pots in Fox Farm soil. They are under a 1000 watt HPS bulb placed about 18-20" from canopy. Ventilation is great, temp at canopy steady between 79-82 F, Humidity ranges...