My 5 Females May Be Dying!
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Scranny420
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Purpling is caused by an accumulation of anthocyanin pigments; causes an overall dark green color with a purple, red, or blue tint, and is the common sign of phosphate deficiency. Some phosphate deficiency during flowering is normal, though not too much should be tolerated.
I'm no pro, but I'd say you have a phosphorus defiency...possibly a nitrogen defiency too, but consumption of nitrogen from the fan leaves during the last phase of flowering is normal.
I'm no pro, but I'd say you have a phosphorus defiency...possibly a nitrogen defiency too, but consumption of nitrogen from the fan leaves during the last phase of flowering is normal.
closetexplosion
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Probably a pH problem, most the soil has the nutes in it, the pH is just too high or low for good absorption. check out this page, read it thoroughly and check out the pics for each kind of def./overdose...but pH is the main cause of def. not because they are lacking the nutrient in the soil, just pH off.
I found it really informing!
International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - The Complete guide to Sick Plants,pH, and Pest troubles!
I found it really informing!
International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - The Complete guide to Sick Plants,pH, and Pest troubles!
