Ghettobird209
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So jus went in to look at my girls before I flip the lights out tonight and I notice this odd looking deficiency!???? Will get a pic in 2 seconds.......
:O im thinking it might be a Ph lockout because ive never checked my ph on water....... Just gave them first feeding of big bloom & tiger bloom about a week ago. The water was super brownish/green. But that was because of the nutes.... did I fuck up??? the plant itself still looks really healthly. By the way this is on only 1 of 4 of plants.dont take healthy leaves off your plant! the deficancy is causing your plant to take nutrients from that leaf, which is why its discolored, it now has to take from other leaves because that one is gone.
I had spots like this on one of my white widows, it turned out it was a phosphorus deficancy caused by ph lockout
Ty for your help, so is it really safe though to be adding vinegar or baking soda to my water....? What type of tester do you use?makes sense for it to be a ph issue if you havent been checking it then, are you growing soil or hydro?
Losing one leaf wont kill your plant, but its likely the problem will spread a bit more now. Get your ph under control and you will be fine im sure
get an electronic meter, they are like 20 or 30 bucks, and they are worth it. no i would not add those, its better to invest in something that will give you really good results. general hydroponics has a pH up and pH down kit, works great, but be careful. it can mess up if you add a lot. if it is in a pot or outdoors, some dolomite lime will bring the pH up, but again, you have to moderate the amount used. good luck man.Ty for your help, so is it really safe though to be adding vinegar or baking soda to my water....? What type of tester do you use?
that's what I was thinking.... I didn't wanna start tossing in baking soda into my water.... this kit..? http://www.amazon.com/General-Hydroponics-GH1514-Control-Kit/dp/B000BNKWZY/ref=sr_1_4?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1365913022&sr=1-4&keywords=Ph+testerget an electronic meter, they are like 20 or 30 bucks, and they are worth it. no i would not add those, its better to invest in something that will give you really good results. general hydroponics has a pH up and pH down kit, works great, but be careful. it can mess up if you add a lot. if it is in a pot or outdoors, some dolomite lime will bring the pH up, but again, you have to moderate the amount used. good luck man.