Need advise please!!! From a pro please!!!

GMoneyKush

GMoneyKush

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Did have some pics. Ok here we go.....I am using 1000 hps ,pro mix soil,20 gal pots, I feed water feed water etc, use advanced newts when feeding, also use a co2 generator I keep room between 1250/1500 ppm at all time when lights on of course , temps are 75/80 day and 65/70 night, humidity I keep 40%/50% during this time in flower think I'm not using enough newts or enough Mg
 

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GMoneyKush

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GMoneyKush said:
Did have some pics. Ok here we go.....I am using 1000 hps ,pro mix soil,20 gal pots, I feed water feed water etc, use advanced newts when feeding, also use a co2 generator I keep room between 1250/1500 ppm at all time when lights on of course , temps are 75/80 day and 65/70 night, humidity I keep 40%/50% during this time in flower think I'm not using enough newts or enough Mg
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They're getting bad kinda freaking!!!!
 
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LoIQ2

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I'm not a pro but I have had similar experience. I see a few things here - canoeing leaves are a sign the plants want water. You are also showing signs of late cal/mag deficiency. I would up my nutes and add calmag+ and give more water. You won't save the already fried leaves but your buds should make it through to harvest. Check your PH 1st - they may not be able to take up what they need from the feeding if the ph is off. (You need 6.2 - 6.7 in soil I believe).
Good luck!
 
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NoDrama

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Those leaves are praying and curling. Lets try 2 tablespoons of Magnesium sulphate (epsom salts) per gallon of water. Check the PH of the runoff water.
I assume the plants are also starving for more food, so lets bump up the feeding by 15% and then wait a few days to see if anything starts improving.
 
GMoneyKush

GMoneyKush

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NoDrama said:
Those leaves are praying and curling. Lets try 2 tablespoons of Magnesium sulphate (epsom salts) per gallon of water. Check the PH of the runoff water.
I assume the plants are also starving for more food, so lets bump up the feeding by 15% and then wait a few days to see if anything starts improving.
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did the Epsom salt waiting on results
 
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bigsteve

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I'm not sure you have a mag. deficiency. After 4-5 weeks flowering it is normal for fan leaves to turn yellow and fall off. My rule is to remove yellow fans only after more than 50% of the leaf is dead.

With 5 weeks in the books now is a good time to do a righteous flush job. Flushing will leach out nutes hidden in the soil as well as make sure they are watered properly. Try that and get back to us, eh? It helps the helpers to have feedback so we can tell if our info is good.

Good luck, BigSteve.
 
GMoneyKush

GMoneyKush

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Looking a lot better now back nice and green in week 6they needed more nutes kind of figured that was the problem since I'm using co2 they say they use more nutrients when you're using co2 they are taking 1400 ppm with no burn gonna give one more good dose and then start flushing also did give them Epson salt which I believe helped.thank you everybody
 

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