Diagnose This If You Can...

BCBuddy420

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I have been doing everything correctly and can't figure this one out, can anybody help me out with the diagnosis and fix?

Info:

- Ph of water going into hppromix 5.8-6.3

- day and night temps and rs @ 76-79, 64-66, 45-50%

- nutrients are balanced from a trusted guide GH 3part, diamond nectar, Likwid Karma and grozyme bubbled with airstones for 24 hours min.

- proper pest management has been maintained since young, have sprayed with an anti-disease spray a few times also

- they get fresh air 24/7 from a duct

- they were reverted from flowering at 6 inches tall due to another guy I got them from

thanks ahead of time for any serious help I get, I often help others now I need help hehe
 

BCBuddy420

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If it is, don't even sweat it. Drop your ph down to 5.5 though maybe even a little under to see if that helps.
that and the very dark purple stem, lookin too dark IMO, deficiency? Hmm. New growth is mutant like, I'll get some better pics up. Will drop the PH a little thanks.
 

BCBuddy420

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are those thrips, on the fan leaves? look really really close...... especially @ that top leaf.
Good call, could be, but that means they are surviving pesticide( Scotts brand BUG-B-GONE )...little bastards! what now? keep sprayin i guess. I also use Hot Shot No Pest Strip too.
 

adfw

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I had mutant new growth and posted a thread but got nothing, so took my pics too grow shop and I was told it was probably due to spraying them. I used neeem oil, but all sprays will coat the leaf and can suffocate them leading to deformed stunted growth, try spraying them with ph'd water to rinse any residue off. Also, with my PK alot of the new growth looked funny as it first sprouted, i kept trying to correct it thinking it was a deficiancy only to find they would look great in 3-5 days so have come to realise thats how mine grow. Also with promix hp check your ph runoff. I've found with both sunny#4 and promix hp that I have to keep ph going in a little high, 6.5-6.8 so that the runoff stays above 6. If ph going in is low 6 then I end up with runoff of 5.6-5.9 a little low for soil. Hope that helps.
 

baaamalaaam

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Try a seaweed complex/fulvic acid foliar spray. That should rule out the possibility of the problem being an immobile-nutrient deficiency.
 

BCBuddy420

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I had mutant new growth and posted a thread but got nothing, so took my pics too grow shop and I was told it was probably due to spraying them. I used neeem oil, but all sprays will coat the leaf and can suffocate them leading to deformed stunted growth, try spraying them with ph'd water to rinse any residue off. Also, with my PK alot of the new growth looked funny as it first sprouted, i kept trying to correct it thinking it was a deficiancy only to find they would look great in 3-5 days so have come to realise thats how mine grow. Also with promix hp check your ph runoff. I've found with both sunny#4 and promix hp that I have to keep ph going in a little high, 6.5-6.8 so that the runoff stays above 6. If ph going in is low 6 then I end up with runoff of 5.6-5.9 a little low for soil. Hope that helps.
Thanks alot my friend. I will try rinsing all the residue off them and watch my runoff closely although HP Promix is considered hydroponics and 5.6-5.9 should be golden, in my past experience, nonetheless I will try to keep it up around 6. all around. Makes sense with all the spraying I've been doing haha, what you said about funny growth due to blocked stomata....DOH I never thought of that. I will be on this tonight and time will tell if there's improvement.
 

BCBuddy420

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here's some more pics of said issues... notice the brown leaves, light color and slight wilty appearance





 

BCBuddy420

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Okay I just finished flushing all my 3 gallon pots with 6 gallons of ph pefect water, that was alot of work... phewwf. Anyway I hope that this will improve health alot. here's what the worst of them look like, any ideas? I do follow a PMP and use hotshots so I doubt it's bugs. My PH was quite low when I checked the runoff, around 5.0, will that cause potass. lockout or Mag lockout? the stems look way too dark to be healthy, thanks!

 

Purplekrunchie

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Yeah 5 is quite low, so it could cause some lockout. The purple stems can be 2 things, genetics or (p) deficiency, but you are right, it don't look like a genetic healthy purple. They look like they may be a little woody too. Are they brittle?
 

brownbearclan

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PH.jpgBring your PH up to 6.5 all around for soil grows. You've got what looks like to be some knockout, I mean lockout. =D

I don't see bugs an an issue here or it would be more spotty and not so stem-onward orientated.
 

BCBuddy420

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Yeah 5 is quite low, so it could cause some lockout. The purple stems can be 2 things, genetics or (p) deficiency, but you are right, it don't look like a genetic healthy purple. They look like they may be a little woody too. Are they brittle?
Sorta but not woody, like twice the firmness of a regular stem and harder to bend.
 

BCBuddy420

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View attachment 1333654Bring your PH up to 6.5 all around for soil grows. You've got what looks like to be some knockout, I mean lockout. =D

I don't see bugs an an issue here or it would be more spotty and not so stem-onward orientated.
thanks for the chart Brownie, I hear HP Promix is considered hydroponic and therefore must kept lower around 5.8-6.1 which I had it at, tested the trickle out the bottom. So I don't get why the lockout. My temps went from 55 to 85ish for a week, maybe that has anything to do with it. I'll bring the ph up to 6.5 for the next feeding and see I guess
 
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