Is there a Dr in the House????

KansasCityChief

KansasCityChief

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so im hoping theres someone who can help me out or atleast point me in the right direction. This is what my plant looked like 4 days ago .....View attachment 2158426View attachment 2158427View attachment 2158428. Ive heard its one of four things. 1.Nute burn, ( which is weird considering i haven't added any nutes) 2. Nute lock up 3. the soil is to hot for the baby still. 4 nothing at all it"ll be fine.

This is what it looks like now 4day later g 021.jpgg 022.jpgg 023.jpgg 020.jpg. lots of growth right? now my questions are when should i start a 12/12 cycle? should i start adding fox farm trio nutes in it? ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh someone Help
 
atidd11

atidd11

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Id say just try and give it a fert of micro nutes and see if that helps. Im pretty sure its a defficiency but someone else cud honestly prolly be a more specific than me. Ive seen it before tho. U cuf flush one good time an kinda fuck the spil up in the pot and see if that helps too. Id try multiple things myself.
 
KansasCityChief

KansasCityChief

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atidd11 said:
Id say just try and give it a fert of micro nutes and see if that helps. Im pretty sure its a defficiency but someone else cud honestly prolly be a more specific than me. Ive seen it before tho. U cuf flush one good time an kinda fuck the spil up in the pot and see if that helps too. Id try multiple things myself.
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micronutes? would growbig count as a micronute?
 
Justin00

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humm, looking at pic 3 i guessed you had been under 12/12 for a little while. there seems to be more than what i would call normal preflowers in that pic....
 
KansasCityChief

KansasCityChief

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Justin00 said:
humm, looking at pic 3 i guessed you had been under 12/12 for a little while. there seems to be more than what i would call normal preflowers in that pic....
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nope its been under 18/6 since the beggining its a autoflower too not sure if that makes much of a diff
 
scroglodyte

scroglodyte

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water when dry. plants don't know what day it is. do the "Lift" method. overwatering/poor drainage can look like nute burn.
 
KansasCityChief

KansasCityChief

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scroglodyte said:
water when dry. plants don't know what day it is. do the "Lift" method. overwatering/poor drainage can look like nute burn.
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ok let say i have a moisture reader and it has a scale of ( 1-10). should i wait for it to get to 1- which is the driest or keep it around a 4?
 
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