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SiCoSkateboards

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the very tips of my leaves are yellow..the plant is growing fine but this seems to have happened suddenly...is it because the soil is to alkaline because i noticed the ph shoot up out of nowhere to like 7.4 from 6.8 overnight
 

sandmonkey

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yeah 7.4 is way too high in any medium and at any stage of the lifecycle.

Could be a sign of nute-burn because of excess nitrogen (which can be absorbed between pH 6.0 and 8.0) and a block of other essential nutrients.

Just a guess.
 

sandmonkey

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dude those are TINY for 2 months. And i'm not trying to hate but something's obviously wrong.

you can use cider vinegar or lemon concentrate to bring down the pH when watering/feeding.
 

SiCoSkateboards

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well its a closet lined with tin foil...2x 23 watt spiral cfls, 1x 26 watt spiral cfl. about its gets about 75-80 degrees with the lights on maybe a lil cooler with the fan in there on a different level bouncing off the door when its closed. i cool it off to like 55-60 when the lights go off simulating dusk. here are some pics of my grow space
 

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sagincj

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Tin foil can leave hot spots on your leaves. And you need some more cfl's.. thats why there growing so slow. You see the pic i have next to my name 4 gold colored 40 watt cfl's and 4 bright white 27 watt cfls just for that one plant.
 

weedaweedaweed

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Don't worry about the tinfoil, it reflects just fine. I have never seen anyone's plant burn from a 'hot spot' caused by a cfl and tinfoil...lol
 

darkdestruction420

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nute burn or lockup plus u might wanna move lights lower or raise the plant a bit higher cuz it looks like its stretching, unless thats your plan to get a taller sativa like plant for some various reason or other
 

SiCoSkateboards

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should i do this with a solution with a ph of 6.7??

such as water with miracal grow.. ive noticed that lowers the ph of water
 
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