Too much AN Big Bud?

marcustheasshole

marcustheasshole

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Entering week 5 of Flowering.

4 out of 5 plants are near perfect.

Super Lemon Haze
Lennon

AN
Connoisseur Bloom A/B
Big Bud
B52
Bud Candy
Overdrive (coming up)
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Assuming this plant is overfed?
 
Logan Burke

Logan Burke

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Could very well be the case. High doses of P tends to inhibit uptake of either magnesium or calcium (can't remember which). I see you're also using LED's. Have you been supplementing with any Cal/Mag?...LED lights tend to cause plants to use more. But if high phoshprous is the issue, adding all the cal/mag in the world won't help, only reducing the phosphorous will. So yes, I'd start there and observe for improvement, which will take the form of the symptoms not spreading anymore. Severely damaged leaves likely won't recover.
 
marcustheasshole

marcustheasshole

Active Member
Logan Burke said:
Could very well be the case. High doses of P tends to inhibit uptake of either magnesium or calcium (can't remember which). I see you're also using LED's. Have you been supplementing with any Cal/Mag?...LED lights tend to cause plants to use more. But if high phoshprous is the issue, adding all the cal/mag in the world won't help, only reducing the phosphorous will. So yes, I'd start there and observe for improvement, which will take the form of the symptoms not spreading anymore. Severely damaged leaves likely won't recover.
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No Cal/Mag , although I do have Revive , which should be a similar product. Maybe I should try it out . I’m running COB leds , wasn’t aware of that , thanks for the tips !!
 
Logan Burke

Logan Burke

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I would cut back on your Big Bud, and continue feeding your current base nutrients. Any good base nutrient will have proper doses of calcium, magnesium, and iron. At that point you can add a supplement for Cal/Mag, but it definitely isn't needed if your base contains it. Adding more cal/mag won't help until you reduce the phosphorous IF that is the issue here. If it is not, then thats one cause crossed off of the list and we will move onto other possible causes!
 
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