Nutrient help for new grower

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grapeape1972

New Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #1

Hello everybody,
I've been trying to find someone that has time and patience to help out a fellow grower. I'm having trouble and I've already flushed once but still no help...HELP!!! Any ideas she's a Galato auto

 

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MtRainDog

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #2

More info needed.

What's your medium? Soil? Coco? What kind of soil? What kind of nutes? How are you watering, and how often? How big of a container?

It looks like a general over/under water situation, but that's just a wild guess without any other info.

 

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Mbe finesse

New Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #3

Do u have a problem with flushing

 

warble

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #4

How old is she? Could she just be finishing up? What are the PPMs of your runoff? How about Ph of your runoff? Looks okay for a new grower. Keep up the work.

 

Modern Selections

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #5

Details needed.

At a glance it looks overwatered and it looks like your pH is too high.

Additional details would help to help you.

 

ProPheT 216

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2023

• #6

She looks cooked. Thos buds are never gonna get there sry guy. To much stress and stunting to recover from. Just gonna be airy buds.

Looks over watered, or drowned dead roots, and nutrient burn like.crazy.

Like i always say

Do a slurry test and check ec and ph

 

hotrodharley

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2023

• #7

grapeape1972 said:

Hello everybody,
I've been trying to find someone that has time and patience to help out a fellow grower. I'm having trouble and I've already flushed once but still no help...HELP!!! Any ideas she's a Galato auto

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Thin all damaged leaves. You’ve already flushed so no need to repeat. Then feed a 1/2 strength feed. When dried out give water. Then repeat.