HELP Not sure what deficiency it is, my babies are dieing!!

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earthling420

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I have looked at the guide to deficiency sticky multiple times, and i still can't figure out what is wrong. Could someone help me out with their expertise? Thanks everyone! Sorry for the bad pics!
My soil ph is 6.5. temps are 68-77 rh is 50-60%base formula grow micro bloom and some other nutes. They are a lil over 3 weeks old. I also use RO water


This one has to cracks in it. no idea where they came from. They are small and in the center of the middle leaf.
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This one has some slight fading on the new growth.
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This is the second set of fan leaves. The brown curling was happening on the oldest growth, now jumped to the second set.
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This is the oldest set.
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The browning.
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dajosh42069

dajosh42069

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earthling420 said:
I have looked at the guide to deficiency sticky multiple times, and i still can't figure out what is wrong. Could someone help me out with their expertise? Thanks everyone! Sorry for the bad pics!
My soil ph is 6.5. temps are 68-77 rh is 50-60%base formula grow micro bloom and some other nutes. They are a lil over 3 weeks old. I also use RO water


This one has to cracks in it. no idea where they came from. They are small and in the center of the middle leaf.
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This one has some slight fading on the new growth.
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This is the second set of fan leaves. The brown curling was happening on the oldest growth, now jumped to the second set.
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This is the oldest set.
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The browning.
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one more pic
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Your ladies look healthy man, nothing to worry about... you're panicking over nothing.
A little nute burn on the lower leaves from touching the soil most likely.
A little more info would help, but from what I can see, you have no problems. They look beautiful and healthy.
 
dajosh42069

dajosh42069

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earthling420 said:
I have looked at the guide to deficiency sticky multiple times, and i still can't figure out what is wrong. Could someone help me out with their expertise? Thanks everyone! Sorry for the bad pics!
My soil ph is 6.5. temps are 68-77 rh is 50-60%base formula grow micro bloom and some other nutes. They are a lil over 3 weeks old. I also use RO water


This one has to cracks in it. no idea where they came from. They are small and in the center of the middle leaf.
View attachment 3028242
This one has some slight fading on the new growth.
View attachment 3028249
This is the second set of fan leaves. The brown curling was happening on the oldest growth, now jumped to the second set.
View attachment 3028251
This is the oldest set.
View attachment 3028252
The browning.
View attachment 3028253

one more pic
View attachment 3028255
Click to expand...

Your ladies look healthy man, nothing to worry about... you're panicking over nothing.
A little nute burn on the lower leaves from touching the soil most likely.
A little more info would help, but from what I can see, you have no problems. They look beautiful and healthy.
 
SnapsProvolone

SnapsProvolone

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DannyBlaze2 said:
How many ppms you feeding and the type of dirt you using?
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We do prefer to use soil, not dirt.

It's hard to read your images for color under the led. Can you get some shots w/o led on?

Don't worry about those bottom baby leaves, they do that normally.

As Danny asked, soil? Feed? Water quality? pH?
 
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earthling420

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dajosh42069 said:
Your ladies look healthy man, nothing to worry about... you're panicking over nothing.
A little nute burn on the lower leaves from touching the soil most likely.
A little more info would help, but from what I can see, you have no problems. They look beautiful and healthy.
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I sure hope so lol it's just that the browning of the tips and curling jumped to the second set of fan leaves. And I dont want it to just keep going up throughout their growth. I dont wanna just get them by. I would like to get some nice dank buds out of em! :)
 
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earthling420

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SnapsProvolone said:
We do prefer to use soil, not dirt.

It's hard to read your images for color under the led. Can you get some shots w/o led on?

Don't worry about those bottom baby leaves, they do that normally.

As Danny asked, soil? Feed? Water quality? pH?
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Lol woops. Right after I call it dirt haha. And most of those pics are clear except the last ones have some led glare. But the leaves and dirt are that actual color pretty much, that's not the lights. I can try to take some better ones tomorrow though.

I use RO water. Havent checked it's ph, but the base formula stabilizes ph, and my soil meter said 6.5.
 
DannyBlaze2

DannyBlaze2

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What size type of pot? When it's time to transplant put them in 100% ffof asap with plain water first two watering, whenever I tried to mix ffof with perlite I had ph issues it work fine with out it so why?
 
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earthling420

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DannyBlaze2 said:
What size type of pot? When it's time to transplant put them in 100% ffof asap with plain water first two watering, whenever I tried to mix ffof with perlite I had ph issues it work fine with out it so why?
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8 in diameter coco pots. They are almost 7 in high as well. And ive heard many things about transplanting. When would be the best time? That's weird you had ph issues, perlite is supposed to have a neutral ph. But I see your point.
 
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earthling420

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SnaFuu said:
Looks stunted to me..
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They might be. What's funny is one of the sprouts snapped. It was barley attached, and it was a lil slower, but now it's catching up and it looks the best! I thought that was very strange lol They are also under 24 hour light, I think that might be it, so i switched it to 18/6 today.
 
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