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I really feel like it is a watering issue. I do not claim to be an expert but I have seen that before. You could always try focusing some attention on the consistency of moisture in your root system and check your new growth periodically to see the effects. Just trying to help good luck.It had a phosphorus deficiency but it was minor cal/mag solved that and it went away nothing more than a few leaves were effected and it stayed that way until now no new growth was affected thus the pruned leaf tips to check for new signs and there were none. As for the feeding, nothing heavy as foxfarm is notorious for burning when using their guide on the trio but I've been using light doses all the way through and when I saw I didn't know what it could be as I know I went super light.
So maybe I maybe didn't give enough but that wasn't it as for my soil it's nectar of the gods #4. Sphagnum peat moss, perlite, coco, pumice, yucci meal, kelp meal, bone meal, oyster she'll, humus, lime, basalt, clay, and diatomaceous earth. So I don't think it's a problem since I've been growing from seed and it has been flushed twice
to much lime for sure,,lime balance out at neutral 7,,perlite has it then the lime,,but thats ok too,you just need to adjust for it,,ive used fox trio with sucess,i started out 1/4 and worked my way up to 3/4 by the end,,now you said it 2 weeks in flower right,,so the plant hormones have changed,drop down on nitrogen and bring your p and k up,at 2 weeks in ,i give a boast with kool bloom and then every 2 weeks after to the last 2 weeks,,i cant remeber what it was from fox,but it was a adative for blooming cycle,,shit was yellow cant remnber name ,,you got any humic fulvic,,if so feed it with that one feeding next feeding give the boastIt had a phosphorus deficiency but it was minor cal/mag solved that and it went away nothing more than a few leaves were effected and it stayed that way until now no new growth was affected thus the pruned leaf tips to check for new signs and there were none. As for the feeding, nothing heavy as foxfarm is notorious for burning when using their guide on the trio but I've been using light doses all the way through and when I saw I didn't know what it could be as I know I went super light.
So maybe I maybe didn't give enough but that wasn't it as for my soil it's nectar of the gods #4. Sphagnum peat moss, perlite, coco, pumice, yucci meal, kelp meal, bone meal, oyster she'll, humus, lime, basalt, clay, and diatomaceous earth. So I don't think it's a problem since I've been growing from seed and it has been flushed twice
One thing that is tipping me off is most of the damage is occurring at the top of the plant. That tells me that your plant is running out of water before it can get to the top.Here are more pictures. And also I never gave them burning doses once I saw the tips burn as I knew then they were maxed out way back in early week of flower
i gorrila grow,,and it been in triple digits,,you sneek in and dont have time to water threw out,,try the jug trick im sure you will be convincedOne thing that is tipping me off is most of the damage is occurring at the top of the plant. That tells me that your plant is running out of water before it can get to the top.
i dont have any of that humic fulvicto much lime for sure,,lime balance out at neutral 7,,perlite has it then the lime,,but thats ok too,you just need to adjust for it,,ive used fox trio with sucess,i started out 1/4 and worked my way up to 3/4 by the end,,now you said it 2 weeks in flower right,,so the plant hormones have changed,drop down on nitrogen and bring your p and k up,at 2 weeks in ,i give a boast with kool bloom and then every 2 weeks after to the last 2 weeks,,i cant remeber what it was from fox,but it was a adative for blooming cycle,,shit was yellow cant remnber name ,,you got any humic fulvic,,if so feed it with that one feeding next feeding give the boast
i dont know if it is a watering problem as i water with 2 gallons and maybe 1/2 gallon runs off or less its a fairly huge pot a bit bigger than 5 gallons just over 9 gallonsOne thing that is tipping me off is most of the damage is occurring at the top of the plant. That tells me that your plant is running out of water before it can get to the top.
It had a phosphorus deficiency but it was minor cal/mag solved that and it went away nothing more than a few leaves were effected and it stayed that way until now no new growth was affected thus the pruned leaf tips to check for new signs and there were none. As for the feeding, nothing heavy as foxfarm is notorious for burning when using their guide on the trio but I've been using light doses all the way through and when I saw I didn't know what it could be as I know I went super light.Not bud rot and not root bound.
Did you flush for any in particular reason? Have you been feedenig a bit too heavy pre flush and plant didn't take up most of what you gave it? Are there slow release nutrients in the soil you're using?
that was my first thought to flush let it dry out then proceedWhen you flushed, great ammount of nutrients was released burning most of the fine root tips, microherd has also been drenched out of that pot. Now those burnt root tips are rotting and there's barely any micorrhizae left in the soil so your soil is wet and soggy not getting any oxygen. Until it dries up there won't be much action. You can use enzymes to digest those dead roots and feed the soil but you still need to let that soil dry out.
funny thing is this isnt my first grow im maybe one of teh few that have never ran into problems starting out liek for real no problems but all of a sudden i get something like this when i consider myself not a wet behind teh ears rookie but more lucky as shitWhen you flushed, great ammount of nutrients was released burning most of the fine root tips, microherd has also been drenched out of that pot. Now those burnt root tips are rotting and there's barely any micorrhizae left in the soil so your soil is wet and soggy not getting any oxygen. Until it dries up there won't be much action. You can use enzymes to digest those dead roots and feed the soil but you still need to let that soil dry out.
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