Some help on this deficiency

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Loudpack516

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• May 7, 2019

• #1

I fed my auto flower yesterday
And woke up with this any idea what this it ?

 

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macsnax

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• May 7, 2019

• #2

Feed was too hot. Feed half of the ppm what you just fed when it's ready to be watered again. As the plant gets hungrier, up the ppm.

 

Logan Burke

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• May 8, 2019

• #3

Overfertilized...gotta watch out for those autoflowering strains, some of them can get mighty picky about their diet! Always feed them nutrients on the lighter, safe side and you'll be good Increasing nutes is easier than decreasing them after the fact!

 

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Loudpack516

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• May 8, 2019

• #4

Logan Burke said:

Overfertilized...gotta watch out for those autoflowering strains, some of them can get mighty picky about their diet! Always feed them nutrients on the lighter, safe side and you'll be good Increasing nutes is easier than decreasing them after the fact!

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So what would be best to do next ???

 

Logan Burke

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• May 8, 2019

• #5

Like Mac said, no real need to flush the medium since it isn't long term chronic overferting. The next time your baby is due to be fertilized again, give her half as much as you gave her this past time. I wouldn't adjust her water and feed schedule or anything, just reduce it when you do feed her.