Small problem getting worse!!!!

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #1

I have 27 Automaria II from Paradise Seeds under a 1000 watt HPS. Temp stays around 78 degrees and 50% humidity. Currently in week five of growth with pretty good bud development so far. Also currently feeding with general organics and following the feeding chart pretty well. In week three I noticed these brown spots on a couple of smaller ones and didnt think to much of it. As that progressed I increased the Ca/Mg a bit. Currently the photos show the state of the two smaller ones and now of the brown spots on a few others. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated!

 

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Wubstepp

Active Member

• Feb 26, 2013

• #2

Manganese def or nute burn.

 

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #3

Thank you for your reply! Would nute burn appear on most every plant considering they are all on same feeding schedule? Not sure if your familiar with the general organics line but they have a seperate Ma nutrient that I will increase a little more.

 

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Wubstepp

Active Member

• Feb 26, 2013

• #4

In my experience when i get nute burn usually the majority of leaves have yellow tips. It could just be a lockout, what is your ph?

 

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #5

THank you for your reply! See, that is a big frustration of mine because General Organics say not to ph that it will affect the nutes and the majority have looked amazing until these little things coming up now on others. As far as soil Ph. I hate to say but dont have a proper soil tester but will soon. I am using ProMix as my medium in 2 gallons.

 

rocknratm

Well-Known Member

• Feb 26, 2013

• #6

id say low ph. dolamite is necessary in the soil mix imo. I run go as well.that does look mag and cal related, they get locked out at low ph

 

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #7

Thank you for your reply! How much lime do you typically add? Do you adjust ph with GO? Thank you again!

 

Coho

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #8

You following their schedule? Never seen that with those nutes. MG soil?

 

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #9

Thank you for your reply! I think Mr. Ganja might be right in thinking there is a low ph issue with the soil. I will be buying a soil tester tomorrow along with some lime. I will post some new pics to see if there has been any positive affects!

 

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Parishtraining

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• Feb 26, 2013

• #10

Im sorry not Mr. Ganja but rocknratm