cutly dry leaves and some whilting

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chadadco

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• May 9, 2012

• #1

Don't know,light burn? Nute burn? Please help ,,,,thanks
Ph a little high,,around 7,4 weeks in veg,2 1000 watt mh,temps during day are 75-80,,night are 65-70,,,just hit with nutes yesterday,,,house and garden,,,,watering once a week,feed every other,,,please help

 

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monkeybones

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• May 9, 2012

• #2

looks like some serious nitrogen abundance, which is connected with a slew of other problems. i don't like the sound of a weekly based watering regime. water based on current soil moisture, not on a time-frame.

 

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chadadco

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• May 9, 2012

• #3

So over watering,,,got you ,,I'll ease off

 

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AdvancedNewbie

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• May 9, 2012

• #4

Those are some leathery looking leaves there... If I recall correctly, I think monkeybones' right on the nitrogen abundance.

 

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chadadco

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• May 9, 2012

• #5

Anything I can do to correct??

 

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AdvancedNewbie

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• May 9, 2012

• #6

Mine started to look like that even though I had the right ratios in my feed reservoir (hydro) - but I was watering too much. I decreased my watering schedule from 10 times a day to 7 which got rid of the leathery look and the plant started to take off and now I'm only feeding 4 times a day for flowering, but I can imagine soil to be a whole different game. But monkeybones' pretty much on the money with this one; I would try watering less frequently. If I were using soil I'd definitely buy a moisture pen they're pretty cheap. (until you know off hand the schedule)

 

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chadadco

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• May 9, 2012

• #7

Right on guys, thanks for the help.

 

Coho

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• May 9, 2012

• #8

Some sugar in the water can help reduce available nitrogen.

 

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chadadco

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• May 14, 2012

• #9

More pics, any ideas, these were all trimmed near bottom and lower plant