Lighter coloring on top
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Orlando737
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Iron.
I've just sorted one of mine that looked a bit like that. I put a rusty nail in a bottle of Epsom salt rich water, left for a few days then watered. Repeated it a week later. Its fine now.
ps
I grow in soil.
I've just sorted one of mine that looked a bit like that. I put a rusty nail in a bottle of Epsom salt rich water, left for a few days then watered. Repeated it a week later. Its fine now.
ps
I grow in soil.
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Awesome thank youIron.
I've just sorted one of mine that looked a bit like that. Put a rusty nail in a bottle of Epsom salt rich water, left for a few days then watered. Repeated it a week later. Its fine now.
ps
I grow in soil.
Orlando737
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No problem..
Don't forget to shake the bottle before you water as the oxide tends to settle at the bottom.
Just making sure before I try to correct here's a better pictureNo problem..
Don't forget to shake the bottle before you water as the oxide tends to settle at the bottom.
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Orlando737
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Looks like a bit of Mag. def. Either way a bit of iron rich water with the Epsom salts will soon sort it.
Mine looks like a totally different plant after 10 days, leaves have recovered its green & looking healthy.
Best of luck on your'e grow mate..
Thank you!Looks like a bit of Mag. def. Either way a bit of iron rich water with the Epsom salts will soon sort it.
Mine looks like a totally different plant after 10 days, leaves have recovered its green & looking healthy.
Best of luck on your'e grow mate..
trippytrappy
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yeh would say mag def , just some Epsom salts dissolved in cup warm water , would use a T spoon for 4ltr`s water,
purplehays1
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depending on how strong your lights are it could be light bleaching, generally deficiencies dont affect only the tops of a plant. Move the lights away a little, may solve the problem.
