Leave tips wilting and dieing and little black spots
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Roger A. Shrubber
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need some more info please. full plant pic in normal light, what nutes are you using, what are your temps and rh.
what ph are you feeding them at, how much are you feeding them.
looks like several things, hard to pick one out without more info.
what ph are you feeding them at, how much are you feeding them.
looks like several things, hard to pick one out without more info.
charface
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Also here is a tip.
Its not always a good idea to start pulling leafs if you don't know whats wrong
1 it would have helped to see a pic of them on the plant.
2 if it were a case of a starving plant it would just start eating the next leaves
And there is still food in those
3 you need a certain amount of leaf on a plant and your plants are only 3 weeks old I cant imagine you had an abundance
Not a major deal, just food for thought.
Its not always a good idea to start pulling leafs if you don't know whats wrong
1 it would have helped to see a pic of them on the plant.
2 if it were a case of a starving plant it would just start eating the next leaves
And there is still food in those
3 you need a certain amount of leaf on a plant and your plants are only 3 weeks old I cant imagine you had an abundance
Not a major deal, just food for thought.
Roger A. Shrubber
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those are awful big pots for those plants, and your medium looks very wet. i'd let it dry out a lot and then water less, closer around the bottom of the plant, till it starts to grow again, it needs more roots to absorb that much water
JohnDee
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Mason,
Flush was probably a good idea. I see signs of Mg deficiency, N deficiency and possibly nutrient burn on some tips. Could have been toxic salt build-up locking out nutrients.
Whenever there are more then one deficiency, think lockout . That can occur from ph out of range or like I mentioned earlier...nutrient salts accumulating.
JD
Flush was probably a good idea. I see signs of Mg deficiency, N deficiency and possibly nutrient burn on some tips. Could have been toxic salt build-up locking out nutrients.
Whenever there are more then one deficiency, think lockout . That can occur from ph out of range or like I mentioned earlier...nutrient salts accumulating.
JD
JohnDee
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...and better drainage from perlite or whatever. Dense soil waterlogs too easily.
JD
Beachwalker
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What is your medium?