darksniper23
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Hey guys this is my first grow and im week 3 into flower and some of my leafs have been developing the brown spots pictured. Ive read it could be a cal-mag deficiency, anyone have any thoughts?
Brown spots, can someone help!
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Ivers
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Try giving some more info.
Are you growing in soil? What soil?
Hydro?
Do you feed them and if so, what do you feed them with?
Can you post picture of the fullsize plant?
What's the temperatures, your ph going in and out/ppm?
That would help a lot for anyone to diagnose.
Without knowing anything it can be everything.
Are you growing in soil? What soil?
Hydro?
Do you feed them and if so, what do you feed them with?
Can you post picture of the fullsize plant?
What's the temperatures, your ph going in and out/ppm?
That would help a lot for anyone to diagnose.
Without knowing anything it can be everything.
L S D Pepper
Well-Known Member
Is your plant a "purple" genetics strain?
Brown patches in addition to those bright red stems is normally a good indication of Phosphorus deficiency.
Brown patches in addition to those bright red stems is normally a good indication of Phosphorus deficiency.
Nugachino
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Maybe boron deficiency. I'm not sure. I was l looking at mine today trying to figure out what was up with it too.
The site is good for a number of hints and tips.
Maybe boron deficiency. I'm not sure. I was l looking at mine today trying to figure out what was up with it too.
The site is good for a number of hints and tips.
darksniper23
New Member
im growing in coco using cocoteks advanced nutrient feeding schedule, i follow water, feed, water. Temp is around 80-82 with the lights on and 68-70 with the lights off, these were gorilla glue #4 clones so not a purple strain. with a ph going in at 6.0Try giving some more info.
Are you growing in soil? What soil?
Hydro?
Do you feed them and if so, what do you feed them with?
Can you post picture of the fullsize plant?
What's the temperatures, your ph going in and out/ppm?
That would help a lot for anyone to diagnose.
Without knowing anything it can be everything.
Ivers
Active Member
Knowing the purpling is not genetics I would start by adding calmag, as purple stems often indicates mag def.
Alternatively you could try epsom salts dissolved in water, as that's pure magnesium with a bit of sulfur in it if I'm not mistaken.
Hope this helps.