After days of Searching, Still No Clue Whats Wrong

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Will5437

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Okay, so these guys are 3 weeks old from seed. Some plants seem healthier than others. However, they all exhibit the same symptoms which range in intensity from plant to plant. They show yellow spots on the older leafs, the new ones seem healthy. Some plants exhibit darker spots.

I have searched, and thought it was either calcium, magnesium, or manganese defficiency. I added a table spoon of epsom salt, crushed up calcium vitamins and game them to my plant, but it does not seem to go away.

The PH is kept at the 5.5-6.5 range.

Here are the pics

Oh, btw, I am using B'Cuzz organic plant nutes

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Plant 1

Plant 2

Plant 3


Thanks Guys
 
KaliKitsune

KaliKitsune

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Just add the Schultz to your nute solution. You don't have to change at all, just a couple of drops to help supplement what's missing.
 
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Will5437

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KaliKitsune said:
Just add the Schultz to your nute solution. You don't have to change at all, just a couple of drops to help supplement what's missing.
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I went to vitamin shoppe and found magnesium chelate in pills, I ground em up, and I added them to my resovior.
 
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purplephazes

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Also if you're ph is between 5.5-6.5 thats a long way off ! hydro should be at 5.5-5.8 max and 6.5 is ideal for soil grows ! good luck !
 
KaliKitsune

KaliKitsune

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I start at 5.5 and let it drift naturally up to 6.5, then bring it back to about 6. After that has happened, a week has gone by, and it's time to start with fresh water at 5.5 again.
 
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Will5437

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KaliKitsune said:
I start at 5.5 and let it drift naturally up to 6.5, then bring it back to about 6. After that has happened, a week has gone by, and it's time to start with fresh water at 5.5 again.
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I dumped the res, and put in fresh water and nutes, and they are around 5.4-6.0 PH. Hopefully my plants will bounce back.
 
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