not looking her best.. anyone got any ideas how i can help her?

Donna Murphy

Donna Murphy

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having bother with my plants as few days 2 just shriveled up an died leavig 10 healthy, then today this one was looking yellow, using ebb an flow canna veg at 1/4 strength, hps 600watt 20/4.. ph is fine... perplexed an worried bout my babies
 
Donna Murphy

Donna Murphy

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1st pic is the one i think is yellow.. some others have spots, changed the water ther to see if it helps.. any inpput will be much appreciated
 
lime73

lime73

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Donna Murphy said:
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1st pic is the one i think is yellow.. some others have spots, changed the water ther to see if it helps.. any inpput will be much appreciated
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1st pics too blurry but doesn't appear to be yellowing?
2nd pic hard to tell exactly but kinda looks like mg def...


So what are you feeding?....brand, npk amt/feed? feeding schedule all that good info! then others may chime in and give there input too!


Or like 420God said maybe cal/mag def also? just a bit blurry yet to tell for sure.
 
lime73

lime73

Weed Modifier
Donna Murphy said:
having bother with my plants as few days 2 just shriveled up an died leavig 10 healthy, then today this one was looking yellow, using ebb an flow canna veg at 1/4 strength, hps 600watt 20/4.. ph is fine... perplexed an worried bout my babies
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how old are they and where they from seed or clones? 1/4 strength maybe time to up it ;) like we have said def? hmm
 
Donna Murphy

Donna Murphy

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im feeding with canna aqua veg.. half an hour every 6 hrs.. had been doing it every 4 but thot was to much.. room temp is good. plants are just under four weeks old, germed from feminized seeds reputable source. going to go up to half strength can i add epson salts to the mix? been using the canna website to calculate the amount used.. NPK ratio: 6:2:8
 
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