epsom salt?

xianx420

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my leaves started to turn yellow and dieing and i read and saw that it looked like magnesium deficiency and it said to mix epsom salt in water and spray the foilage..i did that and now people are saying its nut burn... if it is a nut burn and not a magnesium problem would the epsom salt i sprayed it with hurt it......View attachment 974160View attachment 974161
 
alright so what would u say it is and will they be ok and start lookin nice again...i already went and flushed them because i thought it was burn i hope its ok
 
the yellow leaves are done and will fall off . thats why there yellow the plant is using what ever nutes are in it trust me it happened my first grow. you just wanna make sure it doesn't spread up the plant feed it and you will see the difference.
 
It could easily be a burn. You may have salt buildup locking out nutrients with a little burn. I have seen this where people use MG nuts and get too much phosphorus without enough calcium to balance it out.
 
It could easily be a burn. You may have salt buildup locking out nutrients with a little burn. I have seen this where people use MG nuts and get too much phosphorus without enough calcium to balance it out.
see now i used MG to fix it until i got my nutes in the mail.
 
i just used the salt today for the first time though cause i though thats the problem i never used anything with mg in it before
 
OVER FERTILIZATION- Causes leaf tips to appear yellow or burnt.not the hole leaf unless really over fed for a long time witch in this case didn't happen it needs food.
 
any plant food with a high nitrogen in the N,K,P levels even all purpose MG will due for now and its high in magnesium but i would go with the fox farms trio you can get it online. of at your local hydro store. you just want a high first number it the n,k,p levels for now in flowering you want a higher phosphorous levels
 
yeah but its time release and it's not the only thing its lacking but when buying nutes that's what you wanna focus on for the vegging cycle .
 
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