What’s wrong?

Voodu

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Looks like nutrient burn to me, you have yellowing and burning starting at the tips and the tips are curling down.. What are you feeding them? How often are you feeding them? What is the soil PH?
 

stretch1961

Member
Fox farm nutrients per the directions each week. Feeding every four days. When they are dried out.
PH 6.3-6.5. Perhaps a straight flush and then half nutes?​
 

Chunky Stool

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Fox farm nutrients per the directions each week. Feeding every four days. When they are dried out.
PH 6.3-6.5. Perhaps a straight flush and then half nutes?​
What is the growing medium? If it's organic soil, watering every 4 days might be too much.
How do you know the PH of your soil? Did you do a slurry test? Do you get runoff?
Overwatering causes PH problems, which can lead to lockouts.
 

stretch1961

Member
I checked runoff water and it is 4.7PH. I put it in at 6.3-6.5. Plants are not doing so well. How do I fix that? I just gave each plant fresh straight water as they were dry. 5 gallon pots. I have them 1/2 gallon water
Right or wrong? Appreciate the advice. Full bushy plants now dwindling Thank you.
 

Bernie420

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get some microbes and you wont have to worry about the ph in the run off that you dont need to check.the ph of to begin with
 

Medicated Bonsai

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Discoloration seems to be hitting the outer edges which leads me to think that’s it’s a phosphorus issue. I could be wrong but looking further into symptoms of phosphorus issues couldn’t hurt(on google, forums, etc). Good luck man!
 

budsmoker247

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Discoloration seems to be hitting the outer edges which leads me to think that’s it’s a phosphorus issue. I could be wrong but looking further into symptoms of phosphorus issues couldn’t hurt(on google, forums, etc). Good luck man!
was just thinking the same thing. burning from the serrated edges inward, yellowing of the veins. ph below 5.5 severely limits phosphorus availability.
 
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