Little Help. Anyone?
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Greather420
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Let the soil dry out a bit and then start lightly watering with plain ph balanced water. They might spring back you never know.
sparkafire
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Can you shut off the HPS to take the pics please? Also what nute are you running and you do foliar spray?
sorry dude i wont convert
sparkafire
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Is that the A&B
sparkafire
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Start to use Tap water Ph to 6.8 and continue as planned. You are getting up in size where you could think about upping the nutes as well. Since you are stubborn and will not try foliar I just thought I would share some of my pics.
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so your thinking overwatering or lack of nutes?
as for being stubborn. ive grown from clones in perlite using the same nutes (crappy ones at that) for about 6 years. its only since ive become friendly with the local hydro store guys that i have caught up, if you will, with things. im using coco now, 2 part nutes and a ton of extras on the side, new methods (SOG, warehouse). but who knows i might get bored or enthusiastic one day and think fark it and foliar feed
stranger things ahve happened
as for being stubborn. ive grown from clones in perlite using the same nutes (crappy ones at that) for about 6 years. its only since ive become friendly with the local hydro store guys that i have caught up, if you will, with things. im using coco now, 2 part nutes and a ton of extras on the side, new methods (SOG, warehouse). but who knows i might get bored or enthusiastic one day and think fark it and foliar feed
stranger things ahve happened
Burger Boss
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Hi Jas, I'm thinking it's over hydration......the #1 cannabis killers are over watering and nute burn/lock.....your girls have neither calendars nor clocks and can't be watered on a "schedule" , there are too many variables....temp, humidity, consumption rate, etc......
I let my girls go till they almost wilt between hydration's. Good luck & good grow.......BB
I let my girls go till they almost wilt between hydration's. Good luck & good grow.......BB
Mr.Therapy Man 2
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Guys hes growing in coco not soil,coco has no nutes he has to add some,it looks like your ph might be a little low and maybe a cal mag defencie.The plants also looked overwatered!!!
sparkafire
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Lack of your PH is off and because you use Distilled you are or will be Cal Mag def. Just use tap and you will be fine. I tell you what you foliar feed one and not the other and if you do not see a difference in the two then I will kick down for the spray.
MIway
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Ding, ding, ding!!!
coco... you need to feed from the start.
but... you also need to preflush & balance the cations... plus flush out the excess Na & K, which isn't in a usable form... plus all the other bs.
until you do that, the pH will naturally be very low... check your run-off... wouldn't surprise if it is under 5.1.
you'll need to bump the pH + until the coir is done taking up positively charged molecules... and reaching its balance... you will continue to see a ton of micro issues. those burnt tips be zinc... all related to the CEC balance & pH.
flush with 450 ppm basic veg nute formula mixed to 6.6~6.8 unitl your runoff comes out around 6.0... going to take a lot of mixed solution bro, which is why best to preflush/treat your coir.
check out dolomite lime to help too. peace