jeff wright
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Takin 5 min ago every plant individually so you can see more clearly
What is the problem?
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So what is the final solution???
baxbax
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looks like it's ph related problem look at your spots on leaves it's other problem then your phosphorus deficiency , water with 6.5 and check your first run off come out of pot it should be at optimum range if not correct it with flush , your leaves look droppy it's could be from underwater or overwatering or root damage , also pot size is ok to me .
speero78
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hello,
Check the video. one of the best.This can help you allot
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its very important to narrow down what the diagnoses is.
From the first look you are over watering...that could be your first task. decrease watering.
jeff wright
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Pics were takin right after feed and traininghello,
Check the video. one of the best.This can help you allot
Do one change or edit at a time.
its very important to narrow down what the diagnoses is.
From the first look you are over watering...that could be your first task. decrease watering.
jeff wright
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I've let the soil completely dry in between each feed
CookieKush
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There is Calcium deficiency in those plants for one thing, leaves are yellowing from nitrogen burn too.. You should flush them out with pure RO water a few times until there is run off then leave them for a week under the lights... Also get some Calmag into them!