can anybody identify this problem?
- Thread starter SirSmokeAlot303
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Born Again Vegan
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Would be good to see an overall picture of the plant. It looks maybe a little pale like it needs more nitrogen
kinddiesel
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lol I have had that cant say how many plants at one . for reasons nobody needs to know any ways . just 1 plant out if ??? lol had the issue and it was in the same soil same nutrients same every thing . it cleared up after a few weeks . so is this your only plant with this issue ? hopefully
kinddiesel
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serious misspells aboue im higer then a kite right now. smokeing my left over black berry .
SirSmokeAlot303
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SirSmokeAlot303
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yeah i thought yellow is usually nitrogen... but all the N deficiencies i saw online didnt look like that... yes only 1 out of the group.. there are no changes in variables other than strain. The others are different genetics
TXskunkKush
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Is it only on 1 or 2 leaves? I don't think it's any kind of deficiency the plant looks pretty good
SirSmokeAlot303
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its 2 leaves up top. and a few of the baby leaves on the bottom... it did it at about 2 weeks old. then stopped for a few weeks. and came back
TXskunkKush
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Does it stay the pale green or turn orange/brown, maybe it's just bad cell growth, the leaves themselves don't seem to be wilting or doing any curling of any kind. I wouldn't worry too much
Squidbilly
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I agree with this. Your plant looks pretty healthy other then those couple leaves. Just keep an eye on it, it doesn't look like a traditional nitrogen def. to me, I don't think that is your problem.
It could be an issue somewhere in the roots. Do you have a scope? If yes then look for signs of pests, you never know.
Squidbilly
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Have you used any foliar feeding or pest conrol? It almost looks like maybe the stomata might be blocked or having trouble transpiring. What are you temps and humidity?
SirSmokeAlot303
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no i havent foliar fed, or sprayed for pest. I plan on transplanting in the next few days into a bigger pot, so i will look to see if i can see anything when it comes out the pot...
SirSmokeAlot303
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Wow i just realized that my original text never showed up before i posted the pics =/ there was a pretty good amount of information.. FFOF, FF nutes once a week PH 6.3-6.8 .. T5 @ 18-6. temps stay 70 with lights on, high 60's with lights off
CBDLOVER420
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Honestly looks like a slight burn, but it doesn't look bad at all man, keep up the good work, your gonna get a couple yellow leaves here and there, as long as it doesn't spread to the whole plant
SirSmokeAlot303
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My original post was supposed to say that this is a very nice CBD strain. and the only seed that i had of it. about 6 weeks from germination. hoping to correct any problems there may be... i didnt feed with nutrients for the first 3 weeks... also for the first 3 weeks i DID ph'd the water, but didnt add any calmag...
OscarLaGrouch
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I prescribe 30 to 75ppm cal mag in res prior to adding nutes and make it a little bit warmer like 70-80.
SirSmokeAlot303
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RO water is 28ppm when i checked it 2 days ago. not sure what adding the calmag does to it. i will check tomorrow. i can turn the fan down just a bit to raise temps
OscarLaGrouch
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Your RO water has no calcium nor magnesium in it. It needs it added back.
SirSmokeAlot303
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yeah im adding calmag. 1tsp per gallon (as according to the bottles directions). I didnt feed for the first 3 weeks. or add calmag.. picked up some nutes and calmag around week 3 and have been ontop of it for the last 3 weeks
BenFranklin
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Ed Rosenthal has this pictured in one of his books, that I no longer have. I think you all nailed it with the Cal Mag advice/solution.
Nice baby, by the way, I love when they're all fat and happy like that.
Nice baby, by the way, I love when they're all fat and happy like that.