Please help with my plant!! It’s yellowing and browning.
hotrodharley
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Where on the plant did these come from? What did you do just prior to these appearing
OldMedUser
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I can't see your picture so have little info to go on to advise you.
What kind of soil/nutes are you using for one thing.
What kind of soil/nutes are you using for one thing.
A little defoliating and lollipopping
These leafs came from the middle of the plant today. It’s starting to spread a little more toward the upper growth. I’ve always had issues throughout my grow whether that be temperature problems and ph problems. Ive always had leafs that looked like this just recently it’s dtarted to spread a little more.
my plant recently was underwatered and looked almost lifeless due to me being busy but now it is very alive and gorgeous!! I also topped, lst, defoliated and lollipoped. My plants are also scrogged. My ppm is usually between 230-350. RO, Ph usually 6.2-6.5. I 40%HF, 40% OF, and 20% Perlite. With mykos
OldMedUser
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Now I see the pic tho a pic of the whole plant would be helpful.
Looks like low P to me. Not sure what urb natural is but I'd up the feed a bit.
hotrodharley
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Are you giving any micros?
Logan Burke
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Is definitely making me think of phosphorous deficiency.
This is urb. Best stuff my opinion!
When I added notes like 3 weeks ago it sorta started to add more leaf problems. Maybe it’s my soil ph maybe? I sometimes don’t ph my water but that’s only when I’m being rushed.
I use urb ^^
I only started to use molasses a month ago and yes almost every watering. I’ve heard it affects my ph but since I use RO water it lowers the ph which usually I won’t have to ph and the ph will be around 6.0-6.8. I ph only if neededI agree with the above.
Something phosphorus related.
Are you adding 1Tblspn molasses every single feed? For how long? How often?
You know sugar affects ph right?
What medium are you using, and whats its ph?
How are you measuring ph?
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hotrodharley
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Those aren't Micros they're microbes. Helpful but not the micronutrients I'm referring to. Also mycchorizae is the microrganism responsible for transfer of phosphates through the roots. Not bacillus.
Beachwalker
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"I won’t have to ph and the ph will be around 6.0-6.8. I ph only if needed"
I suspect you have a lock-out, consider pH'ing your water properly for best results?
-good luck!
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Hi petri,
A low ph in your soil locks out phosphorus.
Check your soil's ph...
How often is it being watered?
Honestly I’d really like to learn a lot about growing.i know a lot of the basic stuff in my opinion I’m not a bad grower am just tight on money at the moment and sometimes I get very impatient lol. This is my second grow and it’s going okay, I’d just like to learn a lottt more so I have that knowledge and I can put it to use. I’m not very familiar with micros.
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I ph now, I flushed a little today with RO water with 1/2 tsp of urb ph’d to 6.5 and tomorrow I’m going to finish, it may take 3 days possibly. Can anyone help me with a. Better way of a water source, I have a 7 gal smart pot but I can’t afford RO water because it’s 1$ a gal and it takes 21 gals to flush it and I have another plant affected by the same way. I ran the runoff and it was very high 800-900 ppm I used 6 gal today and ppm of water where a range from 23-90 ppm my tds meter wasn’t working well today, my ph meter doesn’t work anymore which is a huge bummer. I plan on ordering one soon just I’m tight on money right now. Also ph’ing Is a huge pain in the ass the RO water is 7.0 but I use general hydroponics ph up and ph down when I put one drop it drops to 4.0 then when I add one of ph up it goes back to 7.0 and then I have to keep trying and then I finally get it after a while but it’s a pain in the ass.