I have 10 plants going, 3 different strains in a 4x4 with 600 watt bar led, grown in coco&perlite. Feeding advanced nutrients base and power si. They're at 3 weeks and growing really well except 2 that are same strain. They have yellow edges and tips but the tips get soft a thin. To me it looks like a virus or something different going on. Any insight is appreciated. Thanks
Disease, virus, or deficiency?
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thumper60
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Thats weird 40 ys growing never seen that one maybe nute burn?
There's no pictures online that look like it either. I'm about to chop them
twentyeight.threefive
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How much of each are you feeding? ml/gal? What EC and what pH? Are you using tap, RO, etc?
12ml each a&b, and I foliar with power si 1 a week. Ro, 1100ppm at 5.9ph
Kinda...I've had it mid flower. This the edges get real soft like and the tip thins like a hair
twentyeight.threefive
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Which AN A&B?
Advanced nutrients Sensi coco veg a &b
twentyeight.threefive
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Recommended amounts for veg are 4 ml/gal. Why are you using triple the recommended amount? Also I’d stop foliar feeding Power Si and if you feel the need to use it then mix it in your water before the A&B.
My bottle says 4ml per a liter, there's 4 liters in a gallon, that's 16ml per a gallon. I'm feeding 12ml. Power si works way better as a foliar.
It's not high, they eat 50-150ppm daily from the 1200ppm. I'm feeding 3/4 what they say to.
twentyeight.threefive
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It’s extremely high for 3 week old plants. Almost alI growers don’t even go that high in full flower. I thought the website said 4ml per gallon but it was liter, but your final EC is crazy.
When your space is dialed in and have perfect vpd you can easily push them. I flower at 2000-2600ppm
twentyeight.threefive
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Yes. I see it’s working out great. Higher feed doesn’t mean better flower.
HydoDan
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And you asked us what the problem was?
Budzbuddha
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Ppm is ridiculously high period. Also some plants do not necessarily accept the same feed load as others.
Listed amounts on label are guidelines “ only “ your plants will tell you what they can tolerate. Never take feed schedules at face value.
Listed amounts on label are guidelines “ only “ your plants will tell you what they can tolerate. Never take feed schedules at face value.
buckaclark
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Mostly ,if you push them.They push back
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