HELP Identifying Nutrient Deficiencies

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GusChiggins420

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• Feb 11, 2021

• #1

Transplanted into 3gal pots 2 days ago and treated for powder mold yesterday. Need some help identifying some nutrient deficiencies that we've noticed. From what we can tell, it looks like there may be deficiencies in Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Magnesium, possibly Sulphur, and maybe even Manganese (see photos). If there is anything else we may be missing, please let us know. Thank you!!

 

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dtcharneski

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• Feb 11, 2021

• #2

just posted this in another thread maybe it can help you out

Nutrient deficiencies and excesses in Cannabis - Blog Alchimia Grow Shop

Cannabis plants can suffer various deficiencies, excesses and nutrient lockouts throughout their cultivation, both indoors and outdoors. They requi

www.alchimiaweb.com

 

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dtcharneski

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• Feb 11, 2021

• #3

and also more details, media, nutrients used, what did you use to treat the pm with etc etc.

 

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GusChiggins420

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• Feb 11, 2021

• #4

dtcharneski said:

and also more details, media, nutrients used, what did you use to treat the pm with etc etc.

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Grown under HPS and LED on a track system. Soil is 50/50 foxfarm and perlite. Nutrients are by Connoisseur. PM treated with GreenCure fungicide.

 

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dtcharneski

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• Feb 11, 2021

• #5

green cure is 85% potassium carbonate, whichcan raise ph signifigantly

 

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GusChiggins420

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• Feb 11, 2021

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dtcharneski said:

green cure is 85% potassium carbonate, whichcan raise ph signifigantly

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That's why we sprayed it on after leaving them in the dark for 2 hours in order to ensure the stomata were closed. Also have some Flawless Finish to flush it if ph gets too high.

 

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• Feb 21, 2021

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Hello there, I am very new to growing and 3 weeks into flower my small plant has shown deficiencies which I can not identify sadly, please help me D:

 

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budman111

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• Feb 21, 2021

• #8

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Hello there, I am very new to growing and 3 weeks into flower my small plant has shown deficiencies which I can not identify sadly, please help me View attachment 4832593 D:

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dude, dont hijack this guys thread, start your own

 

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• Feb 21, 2021

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budman111 said:

dude, dont hijack this guys thread, start your own

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since i dont k ow how to do that I just posted here, something wrong about that?

 

budman111

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• Feb 21, 2021

• #10

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since i dont k ow how to do that I just posted here, something wrong about that?

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Yes because its ignorant and the replies might get confused as to who they are for, you or OP
At the top right of the page you will see 'Post Thread'