bl.uebe.rry.cup.quake
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Is this nitrogen toxicity or heat stress? Gdp in a 2x2 woth a 200 w led and open vents instead of an exhaust cause i can't afford one
Help! Nitrogen toxicity maybe?
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HydroKid239
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It does kinda look like it with the clawing, also looks like it could be over watered. It doesn’t seem too serious.
I just recently bought a new 4” exhaust with an inline controller knob for like 26 bucks. It was on Amazon.. brand is iPower if I’m not mistaken. Definitely worth having.
I just recently bought a new 4” exhaust with an inline controller knob for like 26 bucks. It was on Amazon.. brand is iPower if I’m not mistaken. Definitely worth having.
bl.uebe.rry.cup.quake
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thanks for the speedy reply i really appreciate it and it's been progressing over the last week and a half I've been feeding the advanced nutrients ph perfect and all the others are fine is just this plant showing these symptoms.
DanKiller
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It looks like over N yes, leathery over green leaf curling downward, try to lower the nute dose to this plant slowly as your not in burning zone yet, no need to flush.
If you keep giving large doses of N it will stunt him into a lettuce and growth will slow down rapidly.
If you keep giving large doses of N it will stunt him into a lettuce and growth will slow down rapidly.
Phytoplankton
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I think it's a little bit of both. What are the temps?
bl.uebe.rry.cup.quake
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It's reaching around 85 in the tent at hottest
bl.uebe.rry.cup.quake
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Thank you it's kinda gotten worse I'll upload pics rn this happened after i lowered the lights to start flower. I dropped it to 10.5 inches from the highest top site to reach that 750 850 ppfd reading