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Grindrage67

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I fed my white widow plant several weeks ago and since the feeding I had been showing severe signs of nute burn which I admit I did use all 3 parts of the fox farm trio as the fox farm feeding schedule calls for just only using 1/3 strength and then a touch of calmag but since the feeding I've flushed a few times and the burns still keep coming back like I'm not doing something right any suggestions? Oh and I do use dechlorinated tap water as well.
 

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Dopesmoka

Dopesmoka

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Grindrage67 said:
I fed my white widow plant several weeks ago and since the feeding I had been showing severe signs of nute burn which I admit I did use all 3 parts of the fox farm trio as the fox farm feeding schedule calls for just only using 1/3 strength and then a touch of calmag but since the feeding I've flushed a few times and the burns still keep coming back like I'm not doing something right any suggestions? Oh and I do use dechlorinated tap water as well.
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I would flush again and extend veg for 30 days
 
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Grindrage67

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Gorillabilly said:
Tops look more like heat stress or light burn than nutes. You considered that??
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I've been using the spider farmer sf2000 and I just adjusted the light down a little cause I thought that may have been the issue but it's the lower leaves and a couple of those side branches got so bad I almost plucked them bare of all the leaves and then everytime a new one starts it just burns up idk what the problem is
 
Dopesmoka

Dopesmoka

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Grindrage67 said:
Do you think some sledge hammer flush would help or hurt the situation?
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I don’t no I’m new to this my self I try to keep it simple but the reverse osmosis is like a dollar a gallon bro from most grocery stored or you can fill up with a 5 gallon jug for about 2 bucks anywhere
 
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I would stop removing the leaves. Watching them will help you find out if its getting better. Also stop flushing it. As Renfro and many others on here have so humorously stated, "flushing is for toilets".
What kind of medium are you growing it in?
It looks like if it were a decent potting mix (like Fox Farm stuff, Black Gold, or anything along those lines) that your plant would not need to be fed much yet, if at all.

Also what are all the white specks on the leaves. I can't be sure because they are blurred (or maybe it's my vision [just did a double taste test between my DDK and The dispensary version, mine wins]) but watch out for pests.
Good luck friend!
 
Gorillabilly

Gorillabilly

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Have you checked to see how much chlorine is in your water?? That can be an issue. I use a little, veeeery little, potassium bicarbonate to neutralize it. However, if you treatment plant uses chloramine instead its not gonna help.
 
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Grindrage67

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Gorillabilly said:
Have you checked to see how much chlorine is in your water?? That can be an issue. I use a little, veeeery little, potassium bicarbonate to neutralize it. However, if you treatment plant uses chloramine instead its not gonna help.
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So I ventured to the local store and couldn't find any reverse osmosis water but I just got some regular distilled water will this work the same in theory?
 
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