nute burn?!!
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REALSTYLES
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There's no nute burn and what makes you think that anyway?
cant really tell photo quality isnt great. are the leaves turning yellow from the middle to the top of the plant? are the veins on the leaves green yet the rest of the leaf tissue yellow?
its hard to diagnose your problem without information
how old are the plants?
what is your feeding schedule?
whats the dosage of nutrients you are using?
how close are your lights?
are your plants getting enough light?
could be a micro nutrient defficiency like iron if the leaves veins stay a rich dark green while the rest of the leaf yellows and starts to die off
its hard to diagnose your problem without information
how old are the plants?
what is your feeding schedule?
whats the dosage of nutrients you are using?
how close are your lights?
are your plants getting enough light?
could be a micro nutrient defficiency like iron if the leaves veins stay a rich dark green while the rest of the leaf yellows and starts to die off
REALSTYLES
Well-Known Member
The plant looks fine but you wanna check the PH in your soil and water and make sure the PH is at 6.0-6.3
ronno
Active Member
idk what makes me think this...i just freaking out i guess. all of the top leaves and new growth are lime green is that normal?
the plants are 30 days old from clone and stand 18 to 20 inches tall
1st feeding was a week ago with floral micro and floral bloom approx. 1/2 galon each in the 5 gal. pot. 2 teaspoons of each nute to 1 gallon water and feed agian yesterday with half the amount
the lights are 14 inches from the tops
the plants are 30 days old from clone and stand 18 to 20 inches tall
1st feeding was a week ago with floral micro and floral bloom approx. 1/2 galon each in the 5 gal. pot. 2 teaspoons of each nute to 1 gallon water and feed agian yesterday with half the amount
the lights are 14 inches from the tops
Jeffdt1966
Active Member
doesnt look to bad to me .... I would lean more towards the starting of a deffinciency than burn .... good job so far .
REALSTYLES
Well-Known Member
After what you just said That would explain the light green on some of the leaves. They should start turning back green soon since your giving them food now
could be defficiency but it could also be chlorosis if certain areas of your plant are not getting enough light.
what are you using for lights? If it were nitrogen burn the plants leaves would be from the middle of the plant to the top of the plant since nitrogen is the most mobile nutrient in a plant.
what are you using for lights? If it were nitrogen burn the plants leaves would be from the middle of the plant to the top of the plant since nitrogen is the most mobile nutrient in a plant.