Was all goin fine and now this.....help???????

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BDaveauto

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Jun 20, 2020

• #1

Iam still learning and new to it all so I dont wanna jump to conclusion too quick..so iam looking for advice on a diagnosis so I can correct this asap before it's a big problem lol

 

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Rsawr

Smoke and Mirrors

Staff member

Jun 20, 2020

• #2

From a fellow noob, they will probably ask for lights off pics before they can help you. May wanna get ahead of those folks and snap some new ones. Real quick so the plant doctors can help! Good luck

 

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Mak'er Grow

Well-Known Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #3

The "purple" light doesn't help when asking for help...it distorts the colors too much for proper diagnosis...juat a fyi
Take some pics with camera flash on and grow lights off.
lol @Rsawr ...beat me to it

 

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BDaveauto

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Jun 20, 2020

• #4

Lol always good to know ,

 

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420Free420

Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #5

Interested to see others opinions but I would say it's maybe iron deficiency as it seems to be the top of the plant. And that would likely be down to your ph. Let everyone know what medium youre growing in and the ph of your feed etc...I'm sure someone knowledgable will help

 

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Mak'er Grow

Well-Known Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #6

The next part helpers will need is info on your grow...grow cycle, strain, medium, nutes etc...the more info you give helps narrow it down.
Now I'm far from a pro, but looks like you may be having a common calmag or pH problem, but will wait for your reply.

 

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spek9

Well-Known Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #7

Rsawr said:

From a fellow noob, they will probably ask for lights off pics before they can help you. May wanna get ahead of those folks and snap some new ones.

Click to expand...

A newbie helping another newbie with a good recommendation in a polite fashion. Kudos!

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #8

Coco
Dry amendments FF
Light perlite
3 gallon fabric pots
75-77 degrees with 42-50% humidity
2 , 450 LED on veg switch
4 inch inline fan and filter
2, 6 inch clip fans
1 oscillating fan
18-6
Ph 6.4-5 for water ,Roughly every 2-3 days

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #9

6-4-5 all purpose
light dose of 3-15-0
Nitro bat guano
Mycorrhizae
And iam growing gorilla glue autos from ILGM , getting to about 30 day mark

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #10

What would be the best way to make that correction ? And thank you for taken some time to lend a hand!

 

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420Free420

Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #11

Coco should be treated as hydro for a starters pal. 5.8 seems to be the sweet spot

 

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ubluntu

Active Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #12

I see some leaf edges bent. Could just be light too close/heat? First colour pic just looks like some nutes splashed on the leaves. Next to that pH most likely.

 

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420Free420

Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #13

And give her a good watering untill 20 percent run off everyday. Use both bloom and veg switch through whole grow too

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #14

easy enough to adjust lol thank you! And the lights ?

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #15

Yea theres some splash on there lol, okay so I'm under watering it as well,damn lol.. early in its life it got very hot and been very conscious of it ever sense ,

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #16

And my lights and pretty far,was worried with 2 450 I could burn em so they are high lol

 

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BDaveauto

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Jun 20, 2020

• #17

Use both switches? Better for more of a full spectrum ??

 

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420Free420

Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #18

Once they are established say 3 weeks or so, water untill a run off 20 to 30 percent everyday and it will wash away all the salts, And your plants will thank you. And yeah man get both switches on more light the better

 

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BDaveauto

New Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #19

ooh alright ,I didnt wanna over water,I was so fearful of it in the beginning lol. Outstanding well I got my air stones going and my water ph down , il wait toward later today to give it to the girls ,and again thank you sincerely!!

 

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420Free420

Member

Jun 20, 2020

• #20

And autoflowers dont need loads of nutes. Start off at quarter dose and work it up. As I've found out its easier to add a bit more if shes hungry next time then fixing your cooked plant. Good luck man just read read read and it will get easier and easier