What is wrong with this leaf?
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Pureblood89
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nute burn...
wiseguy316
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i would give it ph'ed water with a peroxide to flush it for a day and make a new batch
wiseguy316
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i don't think it is burnt,,might be a deficency or lockout....water & peroxide will get it back on track
wiseguy316
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would help to see the whole plant, you may be over feeding it?
rudy.racoon
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how much peroxide do you use with 1 gallon of water? Also is jsut regular peroxide you buy at the store?
assasinofyouth420
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Yeah , doesn't look like Just any nute burn to me. The interveinal chlorosis and crispy copper patches looks like a problem I had when I over fed too much CalMag. Maybe you used too much epsom. Its starting on the older leaves first right?
reggaerican
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after you get your feeding right try to lower your light an inch a day untill your leaves curl
wiseguy316
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1 tsp of per gal of reg peroxide. 3 ml to 5ml of of 35% food grade stuff. I would reccomend useing the food grade stuff if ya plan to make any hash with it.
assasinofyouth420
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Stupid question I know, but what does hydrogen peroxide do?
yeah it is starting on the lower leaves first, I guess I'll dump my res and refeed with less mg, (actually I have calmag now, so I'm going to use that)... what benefit will peroxide have?
Cali.Grown>408
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cleans your roots i believe..thats not nute burn tho thats a calcium problem..bad tap water i bet
wiseguy316
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peroxide will get rid of bacteria, super oxygenate the roots and get them eating again if they are locked out
assasinofyouth420
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You should only have to use CalMag sparingly. It's super easy to over do it with that stuff. I wait for signs that she needs it before I add it to the res.
Cali.Grown>408
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i've never used cal mag..not necessary..calcium is high in my tap water..i use hardwater nutrients cuz its so high
well am using filtered tap water (not RO) but I believe my water is softened... are my calcium levels likely still too high?
reggaerican
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when you say softened you dont meen with a salt softener do you? if so thats all bad for your plants..
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Cali.Grown>408
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thats what it looks like..i get calcium spots to, but only on a few bottom leafs..if its not broke dont fix it..calcium spots aren't a big deal unless a whole bunch of leafs are showing signs of a cal def.