I'm not 100% sure if this is a nitrogen deficiency or an sulphur deficiency. Now, I know the cure to fix both but my question is. If its not a sulphur diff and it is a nitrogen diff will it hurt the plant to put a tablespoon of Epsom salt regardless? All my plants are doing this so you can see were I am concerned or should I say scared!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
why can't it be nute burn? i wouldn't give a plant that young nutes yet. i would do as opm suggested, i would let it dry out completely before watering again, but definitely check ph and just give plain water for a bit.
It cant be nute burn because it has never had nutes. WOW.
please don't expect me to know that you have not given it any nutes yet. you did not say that. you also did not specify what kind of soil you are using, and as another person has said, some soil has nutes in it, already, so by overwatering, you are also over-feeding. and that's exactly what i think is going on. except that there are so many factors that could totally change that diagnosis depending on your setup, etc.
I apologize for being a smart ass. OK when I started these seeds they were in an organic soil then I transplanted into a 3.5 gal bucket with more of the same soil and after all that I read the bag afterwards (dumb idea I know) and it said outdoor use only. Don't know why but it was. So in a hurry I bought the first soil I could find and it was MM moisture control (I know another dumb idea) but that was all I could find so quick. I didn't know of any FF dealers in my area until just recently but I think its a little late to transplant now, they are roughly 7 weeks from seed. Yeah they are very small for 7 weeks which is why I thought it was a nitrogen or sulphur diff, but if you guys think its nute burn then by all means chances are you know a lot more than me.
Here is pics of the Strawberry Cough and the Kushage these are all in the same tent all same soil. I'm using 2 600w. Temp stays at 81 and the RH is 47% roughly. Plenty of fresh air coming in, I have 2 4" intake fan and 1 6" exhaust with a oscillating tower fan.
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MG organic choice soil is not bad, it may not contain very many good sources of nutrients but is not a bad soil for so cheap. MG chemicals are shit hole products, but thats a different story. As long as you balance your ph in MG organic choice soil and you make sure you feed it, you can grow AMAZING plants... So PEOPLE stop bashing MG organic and START bashing MG chemical!
Im not bashing MG soil dude I have used it before problem is the soil usually is too compact its cheap yeah but why grow a great plant in cheap soil ? If anyone is serious about growing real quality medicinal weed your base should always be a great soil. You could even go the real organic route and make like a supersoil ? I understand its cheap I have used but from my own personal knowledge the ph in that soil is a ticking time bomb ..... get yourself a nice coco soil or peat moss soil it expands you can reuse it a little bit can go a long way......
I dont think you read the other post. Like I said previously, I have been PHing the water to 6.5 and the run off is 6.8. Now I did however add perlite to the already pre existing perlite in the soil. I have a ph tester I just don have a soil tester.
Cool. Thanks man, I couldn't figure out if this was a nitrogen diff or a sulphur diff. I was kinda leaning towards a nitrogen diff because of the leaves turning yellow from the bottom up instead of the new growth turning yellow. Now back to my original question, if its a nitro diff then i need to add nitrogen. I under stand that. If its a sulphur diff then I can add a tablespoon of epsom salt. If its not a sulphur diff will it hurt the plant to add the tablespoon of salt anyway just to be sure.
