Oregonhwy101
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Using cutting edge solutions full line 600w hps 3x3x7 week5 any suggestins?
First grow
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Oregonhwy101
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One on right is deadwood and left is fire og
Oregonhwy101
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Thank you apreciate that.
Oregonhwy101
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Have a question maybe you can help with
If you look at plant on left (fire og kush) leaves are pointed dryed out on ends and curled up is this possibly a defeciancy or maybe over fertilized the one on right (dead wood) is not doing it as bad. Could it possibly just ve the breed of plant ?
If you look at plant on left (fire og kush) leaves are pointed dryed out on ends and curled up is this possibly a defeciancy or maybe over fertilized the one on right (dead wood) is not doing it as bad. Could it possibly just ve the breed of plant ?
nfhiggs
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nute burn
Ernest Benoit
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The jagged edges pointing up indicates the herb is not in shock. How close is the light? Nutes being used? Soil mix? Water PH? Added any Epsom salts or egg shells? Cal/Mag missing in a grow will turn them brown, dido lights too close and over watering. I don't expect perfection because I'm not but it's fun trying.
Oregonhwy101
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Im using cutting edge full line bullet proof si,micro,bloom,mag amp,plant amp,uncle johns blend and sugaree using fox farms ocean forest soil 600 w hps i moved the light up a bit and am going to recalibrate my ph monitor im thinking it could be a ph problem or the sm90 severly drying her out
Oregonhwy101
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Been feeding it onbthe same schedule and the same feeding chart from cutting edge solutions im going to back off the micro a hair wondering if in mid bloom with the ocean forest soil if thats just to much nitrogen for them
nfhiggs
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Standard procedure for nute burn is a flush, then restart nutes at 1/2 strength and work back up.
nfhiggs
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Looking at your pics again I DO see what looks like light burn in the left plant, unless I'm seeing things - it looks like there are whitish strips in the margins of some of your larger fan leaves. Similar to this:
Ernest Benoit
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Yes...Maybe the combo is too strong. A light too close will dry more of the edges whereas nutes usually burns in spots more in the center of leaves on mine.