Tips of leaves are turning brown

DK Jammin420

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• Jun 12, 2017

• #1

noticed it 10 mins ago, not nutrient burn cus i dont feed them anything. anyone got a clue to why this is happening? only 2 leaves are affected but i fear more will follow. pretty healthy otherwise.

 

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dirtWeevil

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• Jun 12, 2017

• #2

that bigga plant needs food, is that hydroton its only medium?

 

DK Jammin420

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• Jun 12, 2017

• #3

dirtWeevil said:

that bigga plant needs food, is that hydroton its only medium?

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nah got a good soil mix, well draining.

 

dirtWeevil

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• Jun 12, 2017

• #4

ah must be the angle, i was actually thinking it looked very nice for no nutes in plain hydroton lol

 

Bugeye

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• Jun 12, 2017

• #5

I only see it where the leaves can rub on the hydroton. If so, not a nutrient issue, it's a friction issue.

 

DK Jammin420

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• Jun 13, 2017

• #6

Bugeye said:

I only see it where the leaves can rub on the hydroton. If so, not a nutrient issue, it's a friction issue.

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nah its appearing on leaves that are far from it

 

DK Jammin420

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• Jun 13, 2017

• #7

so the root system is a little packed... do you think this is a sign of root bound? is a auto flower so its pretty screwed if i have to transplant.

 

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jensenbeach1

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• Jun 18, 2017

• #8

DK Jammin420 said:

so the root system is a little packed... do you think this is a sign of root bound? is a auto flower so its pretty screwed if i have to transplant.

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What is all that green stuff? Algae? How often are you watering?

 

dirtWeevil

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• Jun 18, 2017

• #9

you're getting light on your roots somehow, light Plus roots is usually no bueno, that's why that algae is there