Nut Burn?

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Kiso

Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #1

Is this nutrient burn? Just take some water out and add pH balanced water to the tote?

 

AlwaysFUBAR

Well-Known Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #2

either that or heat. what kind of light are you using and how close is it to the plant?

 

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Kiso

Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #3

4 Lamp 2' High Output T5 Fixture Mixed 2 Bloom (3000K) Bulb And 2 Grow (6400K) Bulb

Maybe 4" from tops?

 

AlwaysFUBAR

Well-Known Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #4

Then I would def say it is nut burn then. You could run a lower nut solution to see if that helps if not I would try using just spring water for a couple of days. Should clean it right up.

 

northeastern lights

Well-Known Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #5

AlwaysFUBAR said:

Then I would def say it is nut burn then. You could run a lower nut solution to see if that helps if not I would try using just spring water for a couple of days. Should clean it right up.

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You guys both said NUT burn. LOL.

 

AlwaysFUBAR

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• Jul 29, 2009

• #6

northeastern lights said:

You guys both said NUT burn. LOL.

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? What else wold it be. I have t5s and the distance he is talking about wouldnt cause heat problems unless is was the actual room temp.

 

northeastern lights

Well-Known Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #7

Well if I had NUT burn I'd be really upset. Nute burn is a little different. Get it.

 

AlwaysFUBAR

Well-Known Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #8

ahhh im a dumb ass. I cant spell worth a shit. Thank god for spell check, if it only knew what work a actually wanted to use. I would be set

 

potcasso

Active Member

• Jul 29, 2009

• #9

I got 5 T5 HO and they where about 8" above its didn't seem like heat stress but after I raised it to 20" n they really started going. Check my grow u'll see the differents