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Hello this is the first time i grow and indoors i have bought some hulkberry royal queen seeds i put them in coco fiber from terra aquatica and i am using Coco A and B and ryzotonic for roots ph around 5.8 always but my leaves are falling down as are the tips and they are starting to look a little bit pale... can someone help me

 

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I’d guess lockout from salts. Do you use a flush agent? In coco I find you need to flush once a week unless you’re using an enzyme to break the salt out. Try a light flush with flawless finish.

 

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Thank you for your reply i do not use any enzymes what is flawless finish? I cannot just flush with ph water at 5.8?

 

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Yes 5.8 flush with water

 

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Dub city i did that 2 days ago, but still not looking great getting little anxious.. i have a 600hps and always put the plants around 50-60cm of it...

 

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I would ensure you are watering the entire pot and not leaving the sides dry. Looks like they need more light to me but 600watts should be enough. Just looks dim to me in the pictures

 

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Hello yes i did water them more after this picture but still not beter will send you pictures tomorrow...

 

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Here are some pictures of the now they got some strange spots on their leaves and still not looking to happy...

 

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just curious What is the R.H. ?

 

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I do not know i don’t have the stuff.. should i buy a humidifier ?

 

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How often are you feeding/watering?

 

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get everything you need before starting to grow..,

 

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what equipment do you have now?

 

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Hulkberry said:

Here are some pictures of the now they got some strange spots on their leaves and still not looking to happy...

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Ive seen pics online people saying that is ph fluctuation.. the whiteish burning in the leaf margins...not sure if its the case here.

 

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with a quick look it’s like watering too frequently especially the one, you see the bloatedness in the leaves.,
nitrogen might be a bit high as they look stunted and not branching out..
and possibly the start of light stress, how far away are they..

 

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GNick55 said:

with a quick look it’s like watering too frequently especially the one, you see the bloatedness in the leaves.,
nitrogen might be a bit high as they look stunted and not branching out..
and possibly the start of light stress, how far away are they..

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oops! i see your in coco- i could be wrong..

 

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I got told today that the spots on the leave could be that they are missing iron and that i over fed in the beginning because i put the doses that where writen on the instructions of the nutrient so i bought an EC meter

 

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probably correct

 

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It could be something with the roots. The leaves are pointing down. I’ve seen those signs on root rot plants before. Just saying.

 

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GNick55 said:

get everything you need before starting to grow..,

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I cannot stress this enough, if you dont, youre just wasting your own time. My family is full of growers and I am currently doing my own personal grow, made sure i had everything from tent, lights, humidifiers, little fans, ph tester, ppm tester, ventilator, you get the idea.