Yellowing/dying tips of leaves

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thewickymaster

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• Oct 22, 2009

• #1

Just got this clone from a club, reading on the stickies seems like its a phosphorus or magnesium deficiency or possibly a nute burn.

Whats the verdict?

 

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thewickymaster

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• Oct 22, 2009

• #2

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Slater13

Active Member

• Oct 22, 2009

• #3

What's your watering schedule like? Feeding schedule? Temps? Humidity? Strain? What grow medium? PH? PPM's?

Alot of people can help ya dude, just help provide a little more info is all.

 

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thewickymaster

Active Member

• Oct 22, 2009

• #4

I dont know anything about the plant, its in a 2 by 2 cube of this spongey stuff right now. Planning on getting some soil tonite and was just wondering if I should treat it with nutes of any specific kind to reduce the yellowing or if excess nutes are the problem. Its a pretty healthy plant apart from the dying tips so I wanna take care of it before it gets worse

Pics on my first post, hope they help

 

Slater13

Active Member

• Oct 22, 2009

• #5

I'd like to help ya but I dont have experience with clones but Im sure someone here will help ya. I dont want to mislead ya or give wrong or harmful info.

 

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thewickymaster

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• Oct 22, 2009

• #6

cool well thanks for trying, anyone else feeling helpfull?

 

rastasmoke88

Well-Known Member

• Oct 22, 2009

• #7

It looks like a phos. deficiency more than a nute burn. Could also be a pH problem causing the deficiency. Id say just root the clone in a soil with low level nutes so that you cover both bases. After the clone develops a good root sytem youll have a better chance at adressing the problem accurately. Just my opinion...

 

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thewickymaster

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• Oct 22, 2009

• #8

excellent thats what my friend suggested, i feel confident that this will be a rewarding experience, ive never been a father but my daughter is growing up to be a spectacularly entertaining organism