Wolters_88
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I checked the plants last night and they looked fine. Today I look and see this. From what I have read and what I have seen this looks like nitrogen deficiency. Is that correct?
Need pics in natural light
I’m growing in Royal Gold kings mix. I’m feeding tiger bloom at half strength and I water when they get dry. Today it actually appears to be a potassium Deficiency.What are you currently growing in, what are you feeding (if anything), at what ppm per feeding and how often are you feeding/watering?
I read potassium deficiency is usually caused with RO water... which I use. I have a 2000W led. I have a 0-50-30 called beasty blooms. Would that do the trick to get her back to heathy?What week in flowering are you in? What’s the wattage of your light. I’ve never grown in that medium or used those nutrients but some strains such down nitrogen first 3 weeks in flowering. But yes it looks like it could be either.
So two things, first that didn't happen overnight, and that's not a potassium deficiencyI read potassium deficiency is usually caused with RO water... which I use. I have a 2000W led. I have a 0-50-30 called beasty blooms. Would that do the trick to get her back to heathy?
I stopped using cal mag a few weeks ago. It has nitrogen and everyone said not to use it in flowering.oh he’s using RO prolly cal mag.
As beachwalker said, can you describe your watering practices how much how often runoff Etc., also your pH and PPM in case I missed it would help. We need a better understanding of these things.I stopped using cal mag a few weeks ago. It has nitrogen and everyone said not to use it in flowering.
I water when they get dry. Best way I can describe it and the water is always PH’ed to about 6.2. I have never done runoff.As beachwalker said, can you describe your watering practices how much how often runoff Etc., also your pH and PPM in case I missed it would help. We need a better understanding of these things.
Where did this thread go? I think mr. Burnz was rightWhat week in flowering are you in? What’s the wattage of your light. I’ve never grown in that medium or used those nutrients but some strains such down nitrogen first 3 weeks in flowering. But yes it looks like it could be either.
If you are using the Fox Farms trio then you should be feeding more than just Tiger Bloom. You still need some nitrogen during flower, but just a lot less of it. Your plant looks about a month into bloom. With Fox Farms trio you should be feeding all three about now, just check their feeding schedule. Big Bloom is fed throughout the entire lifecycle of your plant. Grow Big and Tiger Bloom are phased in when needed, but you still use a little Grow Big even during bloom.Ok, at this point I’m starting to lean toward Nitrogen deficiency. The issue is I’m in flowering and everything I have read says don’t put any nitrogen in so I haven’t been?
I water when they get dry. Best way I can describe it and the water is always PH’ed to about 6.2. I have never done runoff.
Apart from the yellow fan leaves and burnt tips, the plant looks to dark for a def. I've not used your brand of nuits, so have no idea how many PPM's are in a half dose. You could wave your PPM meter at your next mix and find out? That way you'll know if your feeding to much or not enough.
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