Chronic dying on me? Please help me bring my baby back!!

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larrymilli

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Im 6 weeks into vegging and I cant really lay a finger on what the real problem is, but it may either be a ph deficiency or nute burn? Ph levels are 6.5, although when i check the run off water from the pot, its at 6.0. I stopped feeding it nutes because the tips began to yellow. This stopped, but now the leaves are beginning to dry up and crack.
 

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dannlad

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u could have nute burn mate, i'd just run water for a bit flush them out but as long as the new growth looks ok u might still be fine.. fingers crossed for u dude!
 
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dannlad

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the upper part of the plant looks ok just the lower so maybe u did have a nute problem but now everything is ok.. ? just trim the lower affected branches off and see how it goes, keeping the nutes being fed really low!
 
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larrymilli

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ok so i trimmed all the leaves that where drying out, i also misted the leaves with 6.5-6.8 ph'd water. from now on i will make sure the water is 6.5-6.8 ph level only, and i will start giving it 1/4 nutes next watering which is thursday, i water monday and thursdays but only feed on thursdays. this is my new schedule, hopefully she will come back strong.
 

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blink1821984

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Are you using tap water? and if so and if you do not have any acess to distilled water or a reverse osmosis filter put your water in an aquarium and let it sit for 24 hours so the chlorine will evaporate away then ph to about 5.4 to 6 using ph up or down use a compost tea try pure blend pro and sea if she comes back
 
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larrymilli

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i hav ph base and acid to raise ph levels up and down. can i use these or is the compost tea recommended? also, is 5.4 to 6.0 a little low? i tested the run off water after letting the water drain from the pot and the ph level was 6.0....
 
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Tla

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never use water straight out of tap put into a barrel with a bubbler and don't use for 24 hours that will get the chlorine out chlorine counteracts most commercial nutes and can lock the plant period!
 
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