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Thanks dude. It's on the newer leaves it is mostly, and a few older ones. But there's already a lot of calcium in my tap water so I'm not sure if it's a calcium issue?

Yeah man same. There is a lot of calcium in my tap water so I don't think it can be that? On my last thread @hotrodharley was right about 1 of my plants being burned so I'm guessing he is right this time and it's a phosphorus deficiency? I wouldn't have a clue on how to fix it though other than...

Yeah dude

Thanks dude, I will buy some calmag tomorrow :weed:

So should I give them some calmag? My other post was from overfeeding as it was a smaller plant that couldn't handle the EC I was giving her. Any help is appreciated :bigjoint:

Thanks dude, should I raise the EC slightly and see how they get along? Or should I lower the PH from 6.0 to 5.8 so they can absorb the phosphorus easier?

Does anyone have any ideas what this deficiency is? I'm guessing it's a Magnesium deficiency? But I'm not 100% sure. Should I raise my EC slightly to try and get rid of the deficiency? or should I raise the PH from 6.0 to 6.5 so the plant can absorb magnesium easier? I could always give her some...

3 or 4 weeks would take you to week 11/12

it looks nice. It is probably about 3 or 4 weeks away from finishing

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It looks like you super cropped wrong and killed the top half of the plant. I'm not sure about picture number 1 though. What medium are you using? Soil or coco? is there holes in the bottom of that bucket you are using? I need more information.

There water source on the chart you are following could be slightly harder where as your water source could be softer resulting in a lower EC Don't focus on feed charts. Focus on the EC that your nutrient solution is.

Thanks dude, I suppose it's worth a try :weed:

So just keep feeding until the run off comes out the same as the input?

I managed to fix my Nutrient burn issue by lowering the EC. The EC is coming out at 0.5 EC and going in at 1.0 EC which is strange to me because it's usually around the same as the the feed that's going into the top of the plant pot

I love springtails, I've had them the last few grows and they seem to just do there own thing without affecting the plant. I looked online and it says brown/black spots on leaves could indicate a Potassium deficiency? And it would seem that a PH of 6.5 would help the plant to absorb more potassium?

Yeah dude it's calibrated. I know I've got springtails in my coco. Maybe they could be causing the root issues?

Thanks dude, I tried to raise my EC and it burnt the plants up so I'm not sure what to do