can somebody tell me what’s going on w the rust yellowing spots all of a sudden clawed leaves .. my soul is nectar of the gods #4 i’ve been feeding w molasses cal mag and terpenator the last few weeks every 2 to 3 days i fimmed them last week end i know that shocked them but why the spots now
my plants are not looking they way the did all of a sudden
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Herb & Suds
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Many more details are needed
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Budzbuddha
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First impression….
low nitro / Purp stem
Ph Used ?
medium
lights
Nutes
temps
Rh
water ( tap / RO / ? )
low nitro / Purp stem
Ph Used ?
medium
lights
Nutes
temps
Rh
water ( tap / RO / ? )
bk78
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You going to start to threaten people on this post as well?
bk78
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Snoopy808
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These plants still in veg? Are you aware molasses will acidify your soil....locking things up? Purple leaf stems stronger suggest not taking up phosphorus.
This will help you out
This will help you out
BecauseIgotHigh
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Increase your feed abit more, and add more calmag. It's a calmag problem when you get the spots.
Leaves should be more darker.
Leaves should be more darker.
Snoopy808
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Its not the cal mag thats suspect but the type of cal mag. Its likely nitrate or sulfate based, not carbonate. So no pH buffer...
Here's what this idiot yours truly thunked up.
Hes been feeding with terpenator, cal mag and molasses in a good balanced soil. I think terpenator is for flowering? Ive never used it. But if its a high potassium like a 0 0 22 being used so frequently and maybe in veg, it could be acidifying the soil. More so with the other acidifier molasses. How much uptake of nutrients happens at less than even 6.4 ph? Calcium could be functionally deficient due to pH as well as potassium cation over saturation. No matter the liquid source of it. But the carbonate form, dolomite lime can also correct low pH and help flush the potassium away. Make sense? The RSO is kicking in lol
Here's what this idiot yours truly thunked up.
Hes been feeding with terpenator, cal mag and molasses in a good balanced soil. I think terpenator is for flowering? Ive never used it. But if its a high potassium like a 0 0 22 being used so frequently and maybe in veg, it could be acidifying the soil. More so with the other acidifier molasses. How much uptake of nutrients happens at less than even 6.4 ph? Calcium could be functionally deficient due to pH as well as potassium cation over saturation. No matter the liquid source of it. But the carbonate form, dolomite lime can also correct low pH and help flush the potassium away. Make sense? The RSO is kicking in lol
maranibbana
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Hahaha fuckin aye.
maranibbana
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What’s your watering routine like, nectars soil is a pain in the ass.
maranibbana
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less is more.
Good advice in life as well <3
Good advice in life as well <3
Johiem
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Usually purp stems are not "nitro" deficiency.
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I thought, if not genetic, purple stems were indicative of a mag deficiency. I can see he's a bit lean on the nitrogen with the pale leaves and here, I'll kick the hornets nest, may consider trying to leach(flush) out the excess additives just hanging out in your soil. I'm not saying try to flush your soil, you could run barrels of water through it and there'll still be nutrition in it. I'm just recommending a heavy rinse to try to reduce the amount of, namely molasses, but all the excess additives that have just been compounding with your feedings.
maranibbana
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the microbiology is off and or dead and not able to maintain ph control and nutrient/root exchange
Snoopy808
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I thought, if not genetic, purple stems were indicative of a mag deficiency. I can see he's a bit lean on the nitrogen with the pale leaves and here, I'll kick the hornets nest, may consider trying to leach(flush) out the excess additives just hanging out in your soil. I'm not saying try to flush your soil, you could run barrels of water through it and there'll still be nutrition in it. I'm just recommending a heavy rinse to try to reduce the amount of, namely molasses, but all the excess additives that have just been compounding with your feedings.
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If not genetic. Purple leaf stems and or dark blue green leaves are phosphorus deficiency. Its more red then purple, and the Ag mnemonic saying is if its red its firing for phosphorus. The droopy leaves too are flagging for phosphorus.
Magnesium deficiency that's the tie dye looking green and yellow pattern that scares newer growers.