My plants looks like it has phosphorus deficiency ??
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keep it real.
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What are you growing in? Have you had any hot days? Increase light intensity? Did she set in any run off?
Coco coir & yes it’s at 65% intensity about a foot away from canopy & no she’s never sat in run off
I flushed it yesterday because it was getting worse
It’s a white widow autoflower btw
Hiphophippo
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Are you still on veg. Looks like you had some heat issues and if still in veg I’d say you need some more nitrogen. The plant is starting to feed on its self to me you shouldn’t really be needing phosphorus yet as thats for flower production.
myke
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Its coco,you flush at every feed.Hope you didn't use straight water.
No I flushed with ph water
I think it’s just starting to flower there’s stigmas popping up everywhere
Hiphophippo
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He means did you use any additives or just water the ph isn’t what he’s saying
Hiphophippo
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I’m not a coco grower but your plant looks hungry and wouldn’t be needing any phosphorus yet what is your ec and what are you feeding with. It’s going to use a lot more nitrogen during the preflower stretch
myke
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Ph water is straight water. Read up on coco lots of easy to find info. Your plant needs food.
OneHitDone
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ComfortCreator
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It is becoming hungry in general. You can pick the various signs like a cal def or low N etc but it's a case it needs to be fed!
Have confidence and dont change anything too fast.
Have confidence and dont change anything too fast.
keep it real.
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I would turn the lights down. Autos do not handle the light intensity as photos, only because of the longer light cycles. For instance if a light is on 24/7, 470 par is 40 DLI. Just something to think about.
Do you think 50% is good for 24 hours ?
farmerfischer
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I was feeding it when the leaves started changing so I tried flushing but it got worse so ig I need to feed a lot more