Plz help....
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cannabis420420
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you finally did it well done 
Kingrow1
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Have you flushed recently, if you don't add the ferts back after a flush then they will get deficient real quick. 7.6 is quite off, i wouldn't understand this unless somthing like potash had been added to the soil or somthing similar. Nute will start to get locked out, add somthing that makes the soil more acid, amonium sulphate or somthing but this could just make the problem worse.
scunkworm
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heres the one with the rust spots.this problem has been happening over afew weeks, at first there started off with afew leafs' i cut them off and watered at 6.5, i checked the runoff today and its 6.3. like i said the other one is a week and half into flowering and the new grow is a lighter colour.
Its really pissing me off, i treated with epsom alts frist cos i thought it was a mag def, but again it just stayed like it is
scunkworm
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i was flushing with just ph'ed water
scunkworm
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Could anyone tell me what the picture looks like?? i really need to be doing something to sort this out asap.
dannyboy602
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I empathize but idk what the prob is
Here's a checklist of what I think it MIGHT be
N def
Overwatering
Are the yellow leaves at the bottom or top?
If at bottom it could be nute relocation which is normal
If at top it's something you either added or didn't add
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
If in doubt, don't fert. Add a couple inches of rich composted cow manure on top of soil. Organic, non burning and your N prob will be gone. Or a nice compost tea. I'm just afraid more synthetic fertilizer might add insult to injury
Here's a checklist of what I think it MIGHT be
N def
Overwatering
Are the yellow leaves at the bottom or top?
If at bottom it could be nute relocation which is normal
If at top it's something you either added or didn't add
Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
If in doubt, don't fert. Add a couple inches of rich composted cow manure on top of soil. Organic, non burning and your N prob will be gone. Or a nice compost tea. I'm just afraid more synthetic fertilizer might add insult to injury
Kingrow1
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He said he watered at 6.2 and it came out 7.2! I see pH problems but am unsure, what do you think?
dannyboy602
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7.2 is a little high. idk all the perameters but mb a drop or two of apple cider vinegar/gal of water will bring the ph down one full point
scunkworm
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Thanks guys, ill try that first but if that dont bring the ph down ill try transplanting it into new soil. with the plants thats in veg with the leafs its all over not just bottom or top.
If anyone else could give me they're opinion i'd be really gratefull coz theres more than one def (i think) the stripes make me think of a mag def, and the rusty spots and whiteish dots would u say a potast def?
The more people can have alook the better, thanks scunk
If anyone else could give me they're opinion i'd be really gratefull coz theres more than one def (i think) the stripes make me think of a mag def, and the rusty spots and whiteish dots would u say a potast def?
The more people can have alook the better, thanks scunk