Sometimes a low pH can cause a tox or nutrient buildup because the plant can't uptake calcium or magnesium as good, which appears as a deficiency but is actually a pH problem. Most times, the best way to solve the problem is to correct it rather than add nutrients. thinking it's a deficiency, just as when nutrient levels are too high, the plant will not uptake it, therefore showing a deficiency/ burn. Your case could be something different, though but I'm pretty sure it has something to do with PH being off or a high level of nutrients.
I agree on the manganese, though, there is a lot going on here. Critters, heat. Some iron issues. I would just try to limp it through to harvest, and try to rethink some stuff, try to dial in that environment a bit better.
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I’m not much of a dwc head, though I’m fixing to take the automated plunge, I’m just trying to read you leaf health, but, as far as the nutrient science end of the method, I would be wrong to say one way or the other. I know the plant waaaay better than that particular style. It totally could be timing though. When you made the switch, and whether the plant was there yet. Or vice versa. This is just me going through some of the logic tho. I really hope you are able to get it done homie! I’m gonna hang out, and try to learn too.
Oh, thaaaaats nice.
not saying it is but worth checking into it
It’s ALWAYS worth checking into these days, between that and hlvd……..youre a stalwart against this stuff. I say always bring it up as much as possible these days, as growers, the odds are stacking against us with that crap. Cheers.
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