That’s my thought I have been using fox farm and started to notice possible nute rod. Even though I’ve followed the recipe to a T, one recommendation I received was to add more light for the fox farm schedule. Or they can’t/won’t use the extra nutes
If you mean nute burn, maybe feed them less.
I don’t know if it’s nutrient burn from excess. I was watching a video posted in a nute forum and the guy said essentially if you follow the fox farm schedule to avoid burning them you need to have maximum light intake or about 1000watts or the recommended schedule will supposedly cause nute burn. Idk if it’s true just trying to learn and take experienced growers advice
Well it is true that the stonger light will make then need more nutes. @Doug Dawson just realized that with his new HLG light.
Would that mean that the less light the less nutes? I have a decent amount of led shinning on them but after using the feeding recommendation (grow big big bloom, fox farm) the tips of my leafs have curled slightly.
Yes.
To an extent, yes. To expand, the more light the higher the rate of photosynthesis so the more food needed. The harder you work all day, the more food you need. More light equals harder work.
First thing I did today was flush the soil to avoid lockout or burn. The plant seems to have recovered since although only minor damage such a claw leaf and some new foliage with white tips. I diluted my feed by1/3 gallon of pure water. hopefully this solved the issue