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I’m stumped

Deficiency?

  • P / K deficient

    Votes: 3 100.0%

  • N deficient / PH issue

    Votes: 2 66.7%
  • Total voters
    3
Dougs Nugs

Dougs Nugs

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hey all,

First grow back in a couple years, dipped into coco for a run and I’m having my go with it.

I’ve been slightly under feeding because I saw a sign of slight leaf curl.

I tested my run off and it’s at 6.2 with 650ppm

I’m in week 2 of flower and I’m thinking they have P/K deficiency with a PH unbalance

I’ve been watering at 5.8-5.9 every time - last feeding had 700ppm

Any help is much appreciated!
 

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Dougs Nugs

Dougs Nugs

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Renfro said:
Hard to see any coloration with the lights. Sorry.
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Here’s some updated photos for everyone

The last photo shows a slightly better plant that hasn’t seem to get N deficient

*edit* the plants look olive in color, total lack of vigor, could it be PH lock out?

Happy Growing
 

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Bearijuana

Bearijuana

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Hmm. I would increase my calcium supplement. What are you using for a nutrient mix?
Are you testing your run off daily to monitor your feeding? I don't grow this way but ive considered it. I like to keep my hydro dialed into exactly how much the plants are feeding. A ppm of 700 doesn't mean much to me if I don't know what the last 2 days were.
 
Dougs Nugs

Dougs Nugs

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Bearijuana said:
Ya I got fucked by cheap ph meters. They were great till they were not.
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Just calibrated my Hanna meter. Shoulda gone with what I knew....hit em with 800ppm a little extra N and Macros. Heading outa town on Friday after work. Finger crossed I don’t have to scrap a grow for the first time ever. Many a year history lol
 
Dougs Nugs

Dougs Nugs

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Bearijuana said:
Hmm. I would increase my calcium supplement. What are you using for a nutrient mix?
Are you testing your run off daily to monitor your feeding? I don't grow this way but ive considered it. I like to keep my hydro dialed into exactly how much the plants are feeding. A ppm of 700 doesn't mean much to me if I don't know what the last 2 days were.
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My last two days were 650 and 645 always ph at 5.8
 
5BY5LEC

5BY5LEC

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Harley is right about a bit of heat curl but its slight. What's your humidity? Light distance and type? They look good to me other than that.
If your having P,K issues its going to show down low first IIRC. The tips will burn and the lower leaves will die off.
 
Dougs Nugs

Dougs Nugs

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Looking a little better tonight, too bad I’m heading out of town and I can’t pamper them like they deserve. Fingers crossed one more watering to get in before work tomorrow at8am. I’ll post photos tomorrow

Happy growing
 
jjng5

jjng5

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Could be root disease issues. I would folar fed regularly until you determine. When SWIM finds leaves shriveling up and looking prune like, the plant is not transporating and taking in water properly. I would folar feed and try to determine if there are root issues before it's too late
 
rob333

rob333

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Dougs Nugs said:
Here’s some updated photos for everyone

The last photo shows a slightly better plant that hasn’t seem to get N deficient

*edit* the plants look olive in color, total lack of vigor, could it be PH lock out?

Happy Growing
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whats the issue or we got another paranoid growing watching his plants every 2 minutes
 
rob333

rob333

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Chip Green said:
Those are nowhere even remotely close to scrapable....I see very, very minor leaf discoloration. Granted that can be a sign of future issues yet to develop, but I don't see anything that would make me lose my noodle...
Stay the course.
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its nothing sometimes plants grow discoloured leaves or fucked up ones people forget its a fucken weed
 
myke

myke

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Your also in stretch so leaves will appear light olive since there growing so fast.
 
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