What deficiency does this look like

SDK420

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i know this is a total newb question BUT, what do you think that picture would yeild in terms of weight. 6kw 30x34 canopy times 12. i counted about 450 tops
 

SDK420

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i havnt had the chance to get some known seeds. all i know is the male plant i used was supposed to be chemdog. it was mixed with a very high yielding sativa. by high yielding i mean i got 3.2 lb from a 6x6 area with 2 400watt. here some pics of the mother it was my first harvest lol
 

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allboutsoil

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I think it's a phosphrus def. looks like a lockout and falcium de have you checked into phosphors issues?

That dometim4s happens in coco and ppl tend to take it as lockout. So look into it and explore all possibilities as you on want to take he inorrect route.

Best of luck, any update ?
 

SDK420

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i mean how many strains can grow like that? i wonder what it could have been. it smelled like someone was cutting a lemon right infront of your nose
 

SDK420

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I think it's a phosphrus def. looks like a lockout and falcium de have you checked into phosphors issues?

That dometim4s happens in coco and ppl tend to take it as lockout. So look into it and explore all possibilities as you on want to take he inorrect route.

Best of luck, any update ?
i bought some phosphorus from raw npk, but i do add a decent amount of amonical nitrogen. and i think that makes it harder to see the deff because the leaves MIGHT be darker from that. the curl is what gave me the phosphorus idea. i do think its needs a little more of everything.
 
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SDK420

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anyone have any ideas what strain that mother could be. when i was researching only strain that compared in size was c99
 

Dr. Who

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I think it's a phosphrus def. looks like a lockout and falcium de have you checked into phosphors issues?

That dometim4s happens in coco and ppl tend to take it as lockout. So look into it and explore all possibilities as you on want to take he inorrect route.

Best of luck, any update ?
Sigh, Nice of you to add your 2 cents..... How much of this thread have you actually read? It would take almost all of it to get to where you are now, and to make a call.

The OP has had that res running for 4 MONTHS! What does that tell you? What does that really tell you? His pH is staying controlled.....so where does the "lockout" come from? It's a chemical reaction "block", not a "lockout" (I find them as 2 different things - makes it easier to explain and on how to treat it!).....from that 4 months of no dump and refill....If you don't understand that...Here's a learning experience....

First off, (to make my case) How is he getting a def. from what he's feeding and how he tops off that res.? He's giving proper amounts of nutes, right? The res contents and the plants have been together way to long! Some things get used at differing rates. Some things build up and react with others cancelling them out in the process....See where I'm going with this?

It's the basic reason many nutrient lines are in 2-3 bottles. Some of the source chems used, will react with others. Sometimes things are in concentrations that would react with others. No matter the source chem.

So, in a res kept for long periods. The plants use the different chemical compounds at differing rates. Some are used well, some are not and build ups happen. The chem build up can at some point get to the point where it's affecting the other chems it can react with, that is exactly what happens! The concentrations get high enough to begin to cancel each other out, or simply begin to "block" one or the other out.

Zinc, Iron, copper, Calcium and Mag all can effect the P uptake. The list I gave is in basic order of what will have the greatest negative or "blocking" power to P, the more there is. The same is true for the reverse! Too much P and you'll see the blocking start with Zinc first and then roll down the line, the more P is present....(High P is THE most common problem in bloom - You see it all the time by the yellowing of lower leaves and it progresses up the plant till hitting even the small bud sugars and then the buds them selves!) The more it blocks the elements down that line!

As a res sits...Minerals build as the plants use them less then macro's......What I see is this blocking process taking a real foot hold here......The solution is NOT to add "more" but, to dump the contaminated res and work fresh clean nutrients, at proper ratio's!

Understand?

@SDK420 As far as any yield estimate......I won't do that...... Even with all my years. I don't like to count the chickens before the eggs hatch! Even wet to dry conversions can vary to much for me.....guess I'm patient that way.

Either dump and refill that res to continue, or dump and flip to bloom...I would do one or the other, depending on what I needed in height.
 
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SDK420

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do you think it would be worth switch from the cns 17 bloom/ripe to the fox farm /bloom/tigerbloom?!?
 

SDK420

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here is some more pregression. i havnt dumped my res yet, but im really close to doing so. if i notice more progression by tomorrow i will refill. the new growth is not effected YET. but im consistently getting these leaves. they still smell "dank" and are perky and growing but progression of the def is happening. i upped my ppm from 750 to 950 and i will check it again tomorrow for more pregression
 

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SDK420

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although if it was at 750 i dont think bringing it to 950 with be adding enough of whats missing and may be adding to what is building up. i suspect it may ave excess calcium/nitrogen/mag and maybe even iron. my stupid calmag has cal,mag,nitrogen and iron. before i even started this grow i was looking for a micro additive that didnt have soo much damn nitrogen in it but i couldnt find one. dr.who what do those leaves i uploaded tell you?!?
 

SDK420

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i had ZERO problems untill i added that calmag, and everytime in the past i would use that calmag it would fuck everything up. the calmag looks like a solution of iron that came from a ro sediment filter
 

SDK420

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although if it was at 750 i dont think bringing it to 950 with be adding enough of whats missing and may be adding to what is building up. i suspect it may ave excess calcium/nitrogen/mag and maybe even iron. my stupid calmag has cal,mag,nitrogen and iron. before i even started this grow i was looking for a micro additive that didnt have soo much damn nitrogen in it but i couldnt find one. dr.who what do those leaves i uploaded tell you?!?
i jusr realized how this could sound stupid because of what you had just poste. what i should have said. do these new leafs tell you anything different
 

jarvild

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Listen my Friend, you keep harping about this nutrient, that Cal-mag, high k in you're nutes. There where several respected growers that gave you good advice on a solution, but you seemed to go off in you're own way.
Not trying to be disrespectful, but dump that rez and mix some fresh up and start there.
 

SDK420

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Listen my Friend, you keep harping about this nutrient, that Cal-mag, high k in you're nutes. There where several respected growers that gave you good advice on a solution, but you seemed to go off in you're own way.
Not trying to be disrespectful, but dump that rez and mix some fresh up and start there.
high k in my food? i never said this, there is not high k in my food. i dont think you have read thoroughly. if i dump my res i have to build up all my beneficial and microbes. not to mention i have to vacuum the lines out for like an hour. i wasnt planning changing for another week maybe 2
 
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