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Need help!! First grow need advise plant leaf tips and edges turning yellow!

This is my first grow. I'm growing in a bubbleponics system. I'm right at 5 weeks in on plants and my biggest plant is now getting yellow on edge of upper leaves and looks like leaves are shriveling up! Please help on advise what to do!
 

DrKingGreen

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Sounds like nute burn to me as well. Everyone is gonna want to see those pics before being certain though
 

xGrimace

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You trying to get locked up for providing to a seedling? They are too young for nutes, fuck around n get them killed. THIS AINTA GAME!
lol jk.
 
photo 1.jpgphoto 2.jpgphoto 3.jpgphoto 4.jpgphoto 5.jpghere are pics of up close on tips of leaves and etc... any suggestions on when to flower and what the best nutes would be to use and when to actually start them
 

DANKSWAG

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This is my first grow. I'm growing in a bubbleponics system. I'm right at 5 weeks in on plants and my biggest plant is now getting yellow on edge of upper leaves and looks like leaves are shriveling up! Please help on advise what to do!
Personally I think you should of grown in soil, being your first grow. Soil as medium can provide all the nutrients needed for a successful grow, it acts as a buffer should one feel so inclined to add additional nutrients. Easier to maintain a ph range.

You can always transplant to them soil if you find it's too costly and time consuming to maintain a hydro reservoir.
Take a look for yourself... five weeks in soil, soil bought at any supermarket Black Gold potting soil, the one with the mater on it.
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And if you want to see how...
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal-discussion/632334-passive-hydro-super-soi-blue.html
 

lietuvonis

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View attachment 2572558View attachment 2572559View attachment 2572560View attachment 2572561View attachment 2572562here are pics of up close on tips of leaves and etc... any suggestions on when to flower and what the best nutes would be to use and when to actually start them
it looks as a deficience as you dont use any nutirents looks like a nitrogen deficience look at the chart ...buy some nutriens i personaly use advance nutrients series sensi grow veg/bloom some big bud for flowering Vitalink flush for overferting and harvest and some ghp ripe.anyway start with very low dosage and remember that less is more.overal plant looks fine .check for spider mites and bugs under the leaves and roots.keep water container clean and of course good ventilation (fresh air in used air out).then yo will have perfect conditions to good yeald taste etc.
peace!
 
it looks as a deficience as you dont use any nutirents looks like a nitrogen deficience look at the chart ...buy some nutriens i personaly use advance nutrients series sensi grow veg/bloom some big bud for flowering Vitalink flush for overferting and harvest and some ghp ripe.anyway start with very low dosage and remember that less is more.overal plant looks fine .check for spider mites and bugs under the leaves and roots.keep water container clean and of course good ventilation (fresh air in used air out).then yo will have perfect conditions to good yeald taste etc.
peace!
I've used aqua vega a and b get nutes but not much at all can u explain what u mean by nitrogen deficience and what chart. Any advise would be helpful and when do y'all think I should start flowering
 

70's natureboy

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They are pretty strange looking. It has to be some kind of nute issue since your ph is under control. I use the same kind of tubs you are using. I am too lazy to mix any more than a 1 part nute mix. I have no problems with GH Floranova grow and Dynagro foliage pro. I grew in soiless mix for many years but I think this DWC is much easier. You should have a ppm meter too or a truncheon stick if you can afford it.
 

Dandilion Patch

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Personally I think you should of grown in soil, being your first grow. Soil as medium can provide all the nutrients needed for a successful grow, it acts as a buffer should one feel so inclined to add additional nutrients. Easier to maintain a ph range.

You can always transplant to them soil if you find it's too costly and time consuming to maintain a hydro reservoir.
Take a look for yourself... five weeks in soil, soil bought at any supermarket Black Gold potting soil, the one with the mater on it.
View attachment 2572648

And if you want to see how...
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journal-discussion/632334-passive-hydro-super-soi-blue.html
After reading your post on my thread and now this one I'm a little bothered. Why do you go around not helping people and just telling them they should have grown in soil and how your plant is so much better? Your not helping. P.S Sorry to hijack your thread with this arguing BS. Looks like a deficiency to me. Burn usually starts around the tips. I would think maybe iron?
 
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