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Inked505

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This is a Fastbuds Lemonpie.
5 gallon with cocoloco which foxfarm says to treat like soil. (they need a name change on it lol)
2 other autos got the same top dressing last week and are ok. But this one is closest to the light. Yay for more variables.
It's 27 inches from a marshydro fc6500 at about 65%. Am I lookin at light or nutrient burn? Possibly something else?
Just didn't know if these pics looked like an OBVIOUS sign of one or the other. I didn't add any dolomite lime cause it said cocoloco had oyster shell+dolomite and I didnt know how much. Tap water that's been bubbled for a bit , absorbic acid for chloramine. 8.1 PH from tap. Then bottled organic ph down. Fluctuate it between 6.0-6.6 Worm casting/azomite/DrEarth dry amendments a week ago. Any opinions appreciated.
 

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Inked505 said:
This is a Fastbuds Lemonpie.
5 gallon with cocoloco which foxfarm says to treat like soil. (they need a name change on it lol)
2 other autos got the same top dressing last week and are ok. But this one is closest to the light. Yay for more variables.
It's 27 inches from a marshydro fc6500 at about 65%. Am I lookin at light or nutrient burn? Possibly something else?
Just didn't know if these pics looked like an OBVIOUS sign of one or the other. I didn't add any dolomite lime cause it said cocoloco had oyster shell+dolomite and I didnt know how much. Tap water that's been bubbled for a bit , absorbic acid for chloramine. 8.1 PH from tap. Then bottled organic ph down. Fluctuate it between 6.0-6.6 Worm casting/azomite/DrEarth dry amendments a week ago. Any opinions appreciated.
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Nutrient burn, best of luck on your grow.
 
Token Dankies

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:( burn baby burn....

definitely not light burn, it's nutrient. You seem to have a good grasp on things or at least explain your situation much better than most but I think you might have added a little too much. IMO less is always more as it is easier to give them more than to take it away.

A lot of people argue with me but I also don't ph at all ever, either I am blessed or the soil and plant regulate itself for me.

Don't let it discourage you if you find failure, learn from it and continue on. This is one of the most rewarding as well as heartbreaking hobbies.
 
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Inked505

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Token Dankies said:
:( burn baby burn....

definitely not light burn, it's nutrient. You seem to have a good grasp on things or at least explain your situation much better than most but I think you might have added a little too much. IMO less is always more as it is easier to give them more than to take it away.

A lot of people argue with me but I also don't ph at all ever, either I am blessed or the soil and plant regulate itself for me.

Don't let it discourage you if you find failure, learn from it and continue on. This is one of the most rewarding as well as heartbreaking hobbies.
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Thank you very much!
curious2garden said:
Nutrient burn, best of luck on your grow.
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Thank you for the input AND thank ya!! Good luck in your future too my friend!
 
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Inked505

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Token Dankies said:
:( burn baby burn....

definitely not light burn, it's nutrient. You seem to have a good grasp on things or at least explain your situation much better than most but I think you might have added a little too much. IMO less is always more as it is easier to give them more than to take it away.

A lot of people argue with me but I also don't ph at all ever, either I am blessed or the soil and plant regulate itself for me.

Don't let it discourage you if you find failure, learn from it and continue on. This is one of the most rewarding as well as heartbreaking hobbies.
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Thank you so much for you input! Whew ok so she's just got some nute burn ok I can remedy this (hopefully lol!) Thank you for your time replying and the kind words!
 
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