Sandman3749
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I was nt able to get any responses yesterday on this topic but I was wonderng what this means its been like this for a few days, been watering normally,
thanks for the help, how would I control the fert levels, any easy fixes?? thanks man
ya looks like heat to me also. leaves realy don't look nut burned theirs no burn spots. they look nice and green to meusually the bent over claw look is the result of excessive fert levels. could also be heat stress/low humidity but I would go with the former. Is classic, although seems lately a lot of stupid new posters think either you cant diagnose a plant problem from photos or will say anything to get their post count up as if it matters.
plants dont have to be burned to be over fert. classic signs of over fert are severe twisting of new growth and the finger bent down claw look.ya looks like heat to me also. leaves realy don't look nut burned theirs no burn spots. they look nice and green to me
should never be nuting back to back. if you have adequate container with drainage should be water, water, nute, water, water, nute or most water, nute, water, water, nuteya I have been using FF bB, TB, and Purple Maxx at half the rec dosage, Ill cut back to every other time.
well at least we can agree to disagree. but you will find if you polled growers with over a year experience that NONE of them 'nut' back to back.i dont agree i nut nut nut nut and nut i only give phed water to check ph out the drain.and when i go into flower it strait to the bloom nuts.at any given time i can check ph and its perfect. no nut burn or curly leave.