Cant figure out this problem (pH or nute def?)

ebcrew

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This has been happening my past 4 grows and its starting to really bother me because i cant figure out the problem. Heres some pics of my newest vitim Dark Devil Auto.

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And now again with my new Jack Herer.


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It seems like its happening earlier and earlier in the grow now. Before it was after flowering, now its starting as seedlings.



I use fox farm happy frog w/ perlite. Fox farm trio following schedule at 1/4 strength and cal mag. For the dark devil i only fed once, and the seedling i havent fed at all.
 

Tone5500

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This has been happening my past 4 grows and its starting to really bother me because i cant figure out the problem. Heres some pics of my newest vitim Dark Devil Auto.

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And now again with my new Jack Herer.


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It seems like its happening earlier and earlier in the grow now. Before it was after flowering, now its starting as seedlings.



I use fox farm happy frog w/ perlite. Fox farm trio following schedule at 1/4 strength and cal mag. For the dark devil i only fed once, and the seedling i havent fed at all.
What's your hi/lo temps bro??
 

Rentaldog

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Id say PH is out of whack. I run FFOF and their trio pack for now and I have the same problem sometimes. This grow it started with spots early on, but after I flushed with PH'd water the problem didnt progress to the rest of the plant.

Id make up some PH'd water and give the newer plants a good flush the next time they are dry. You want a lot of runoff. Just collect the runoff and check it until you start getting water that is PH'd and low PPMs :D Then you know you're starting fresh with solid PH and low PPMs.

From there just make sure you PH your water, and be sure you are PH'ing your nutrient mix *after* you mix it together. Should stop the problem and help get your plants on track.
 
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