2nd week of flowering. Please help! Pics posted.

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #1

First time hydro grow and i'm currently having some major issues second week into flowering. First i had a magnessium deficiency and fixed that appropriately with epsom salt. Then in the first week I noticed some drooping and yellowing of bottom leaves on one of my plants, so I thought it was nitrogen deficiency and added some nutes that were 30-10-10 and waited a couple of days nothing happened. So then I flushed as according to my weekly schedule then the other two plants started to have similiar problems and i freaked out. (I'm using advanced nutrients, i was using bloom 2 part, voodoo, carboload, big bud, and piranha) Then i just flushed again and just used sensi bloom and the problem hasn't stopped yet. If anyone could help point me in a good dirtection that'd be sweet.
Please help ASAP

 

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dr.greenthumb85

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #2

what kind of hydro are you using? looks overwatered, and whats your ph at?

 

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #3

DWC with a drip. already checked for ph fervently. At first
I thought it was ph lockout.

 

dr.greenthumb85

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #4

dwc with a drip? got a pic of your set up? cause if its what im thinking then thats way too much watering.

 

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #5

Here is my exact set up

 

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dr.greenthumb85

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• Mar 27, 2008

• #6

maybe the res isn't getting enough oxygen, are your air pumps working right? airstones working right? hows the temp of the res? roots?

 

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 28, 2008

• #7

I will check on the airstones and the pump, but imn pretty sure they are working fine. Would you reccommend not filling the resevoir all the way up? Maybe just filling it so it's halfway full to allow more air for the roots to breath?

 

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 28, 2008

• #8

Do they look like they could still pull through, or should I probably go ahead and start ordering some seeds?

 

shortybighead

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• Mar 28, 2008

• #9

dude i would give it some superthrive and some hydroguard and sensizyme ph water 5.4 and give 3 to 5 days before u do anything u had a problem and probly imo screwed up by givein it more nutes worst thing to do is jump to conclusions on what u might think could be wrong superthirve sensizyme and hydroguard if ur res is bigger than 6 gallons use a small cap full of superthrive leave ur lights on 12/12 5 days u should be good then give it a quater of recomended nutes

 

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allmyfishdie420

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• Mar 28, 2008

• #10

In case this was on overwatering problem as well...how full would you reccomend I fill my resevoir?

 

dr.greenthumb85

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• Mar 28, 2008

• #11

there should be at least 1/4 of your roots that arn't submerged maybe even up to 1/2 of the roots.