Nickcg123
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No one mentioned magnesium.
It looks exactly like manganese deficiency.
HELP!!!!
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It looks exactly like manganese deficiency.
SmokyMcPots_420
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Will a tablespoon of Epsom salts per gallon work and does it raise/lower the ph..a friends going to bring me some micro tomorrow for the manganese n others. I've gotten away without using a micro to this point because I use distilled tap and I know that has some minerals in it but not all
Both a Ca and an Mg deficiency hope that helps.
SmokyMcPots_420
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Thanks guys think we got it figured out, do u think she'll recover quick with some micro...hoping it doesn't affect overall yield to much if fixed soon
SmokyMcPots_420
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Funny thing is this was the mother and she didn't have that problem
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Nickcg123
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Luckily it can be resolved quickly without much reduction to yield. Just make sure your pH is in check and your soil is aerated enough.
Budzbuddha
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“ I'm just using distilled tap going in about 6.0 “
THAT ^^^
FFOF is prebuffered at 6.3 .... distilled is stripped of minerals. You can use tap water or RO. - Add calmag at 1 tablespoon per gallon to start. Your Ph is off ... bump 6.5 to 6.7 . Its still correctable . However leaves will not repair.
Bobby Long Buds
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I assume you meant to say “no one mentioned manganese”
It could deficient in manganese but I assumed it being a micro and required in very small amounts, was probably still present in the soil. Either way the gh micro should fix it.
Kushash
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What does this mean "distilled tap"?
Are you using distilled water purchased from a store without adding cal/mag?
Nickcg123
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I meant to say no one mentioned magnesium, Because I definitely mentioned manganese a few times lol. I was just being a dick to you, my bad.
Nickcg123
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I think he may have meant filtered tap water, unless he is distilling his tap water
