Ever seen this?
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anexgrower
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Give us the details on temperature, light, medium, watering. Your are correct it looks like it’s struggling
Hollatchaboy
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In hydro, start with root health and ph. Those are the most common.
Hollatchaboy
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How do the roots look?
ProcessSpecialist
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Overwatered and likely subsequent nutrient burn.
ProcessSpecialist
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Too many unknown environmental and system factors to really confirm but she looks hot, over fed, and light burn...the smaller gals in the pics are way underdeveloped for that light.
Hollatchaboy
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Yes, he stated first time hydro but there’s more information needed for an accurate diagnosis.
hotrodharley
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What is the ppm of your water before adding nutes? Have you calibrated your pH meter recently? Ever?
hotrodharley
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And those numbers are kind of important when asking for help.
It got worse. This picture is from today. I have not calibrated my ph meter ever. It is a week old. It is an Apera pc60-z. It does my ppm also. They have been on the same solution since the start. The plant wasn't aways like this. I am going to flush the roots and the the res. What should I do for nutrients? I have general hydroponics flora trio. cal mag. And hydroguard. I haven't used the Cal mag yet. Suggestions?
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Kushash
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Did you read the instructions of the PH pen? They can sit on a shelf for a long time before being purchased and they will not remain accurate.
I bet your instructions will say the Pen has to be calibrated before the 1st use when new.
You need to get 7.0 and 4.0 calibration solutions.
Another must will be properly storing the Pen in storage solution. Sounds like you already have the storage solution.
hotrodharley
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Did you get calibration solutions with the meter? If so personally I would check if I was going to rely on it.
