please tell me this problem

R Burns

R Burns

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myke said:
Mmost web sites say top leaves affected with Ca Def.but all Ive seen IME is middle leaves or older ones.Never have I seen new leaves have spots first.
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You're right! Calcium def can show anywhere. Usually on middle/older leaves. Actually called semi-mobile nutrient
 
larrypizzimp93

larrypizzimp93

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Renfro said:
It could also be too much phosphorous. They look very similar. With the koolbloom I don't see it being low on phosphorous. Did this start after adding the koolbloom into the mix?
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Renfro said:
It could also be too much phosphorous. They look very similar. With the koolbloom I don't see it being low on phosphorous. Did this start after adding the koolbloom into the mix?
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It did start when I first added it. I add it about week 3 after the stretch. None of my other plants show any signs. iterally just the ones directly under the light. It is a 1000w hps and they kinda close. But I know that those leaves aren't light stressed. The first pic is one on the outside of the light. second is the ones directly under
 

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Renfro

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larrypizzimp93 said:
It did start when I first added it. I add it about week 3 after the stretch. None of my other plants show any signs. iterally just the ones directly under the light. It is a 1000w hps and they kinda close. But I know that those leaves aren't light stressed. The first pic is one on the outside of the light. second is the ones directly under
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Plants that get more light generally require more feed to keep up, if something is lacking it will often show up first on a plant that gets the most light.
 
rkymtnman

rkymtnman

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larrypizzimp93 said:
They drank a lot from last night. water went down significantly
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that's a great sign. your meter is off i think.

here's what i would do (as a Maxibloom user). flush them for 24 hrs with plain water. start back on maybe 2 to 3 grams per gal of Maxibloom. that's it. no bloom booster needed.
 
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