Needing help diagnosing possible deficiency/burn

[Anthem]

Some sort of coco blend media he said. It looks like maybe a 50/50 soil coco mix.

Palgron 70/30 is 70 percent coco and 30 percent perlite FYI

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Palgron 70/30 is 70 percent coco and 30 percent perlite FYI

Thank you, I did not know that. I have to rely on what I read, he said soil. My mistake.

 

[PK1]

@Aquaman would of been able to steer you the right way but he aint around now. I think he said somewhere along, RO water, Si, PH the water, Nutrients cal/mag than ph again but im not sure

 

[PK1]

Thank you, I did not know that. I have to rely on what I read, he said soil. My mistake.

you didn't believe me about the virus convo

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

you didn't believe me about the virus convo

About the what? You're talking to an Adult ADHD, dyslexic with ptsd, and you expect me to have a clue what you mean? While I'm stoned yet. LOL

 

[Anthem]

You can do this with great results.
#1. Add the Power Is let it mix with RO water for 20 minutes
#2, Add nutrients
#3. Add any additional products, foe me hydro acid.
#4. Cal mag
#5. PH to 6.0 for Coco and let it run a day or 2 and see
PH falling mix is to low in nuts
PH rising mix is too high in nutes
Staying the same and water level dropping you are in the correct range

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Did he ever give his ppms in and out or was that another thread?

 

[Anthem]

You can do this with great results.
#1. Add the Power Is let it mix with RO water for 20 minutes
#2, Add nutrients
#3. Add any additional products, foe me hydro acid.
#4. Cal mag
#5. PH to 6.0 for Coco and let it run a day or 2 and see
PH falling mix is to low in nuts
PH rising mix is too high in nutes
Staying the same and water level dropping you are in the correct range

Try to keep PPmon500 scale at about 500 or Ec at 1.0 for now and depending on lights, environment and CO2 you can run it up from there

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Not being a hydro guy, I defer to you. I think looking at it again knowing its coco, I say flush and start your feed back at 1/2 what you were using.
Usually it seems to me that 90% of hydro issues started as a need to flush that was misdiagnosed. Salt buildup does bad things in different ways.
Another reason to check ppms in and out.

 

[Anthem]

Not being a hydro guy, I defer to you. I think looking at it again knowing its coco, I say flush and start your feed back at 1/2 what you were using.
Usually it seems to me that 90% of hydro issues started as a need to flush that was misdiagnosed. Salt buildup does bad things in different ways.
Another reason to check ppms in and out.

I do not even check PPMs any more. Ph is extremely important. 6.0 to 7.0 is 100 times more alkyl

 

[Dub_City405]

Feed for 1 week. With no power si in the feed. See how the leaves look then.

 

[JRose_23]

lol, you can see what you posted and what the additional are. Plus, i was just giving an example that everything in the room can reflect the plant.

I think the Ro plus the si has a rule and the nutrients are used in an order. I don't that order so can't help much with that. However, me and @jguit both agreed that doing a flush followed with the A+B nutrients only should set you up straight again.

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I have a good feeling it's cal/mag for the reson being veins are green but yellowing in between and those spots starting out dark have a feeling your gonna start seeing some small spots that resemble rust but calcium l

Some sort of coco blend media he said. It looks like maybe a 50/50 soil coco mix.

It’s a 70:30 coco/peat moss blend

 

[jguit]

Flush.. CalMag to .3 EC and add A/B nutrients until you reach 1.3 - ish EC. Evaluate your plants after a few days. Don't add any other additives until you get your plant back up to speed.

Do your flush with CalMag @ around .3 EC. Then do your regular feed (.3 CalMag and then EC up to around 1.3 with your base nutrients)

If you want, you can run your total EC @ around 1 EC if you want to be a little cautious but i think your plants can handle a little more since they dont look too sick. Either way, I think you'll be good.

Stop confusing the guy! haha

 

[FarmerGreene]

pH in soil is 6.3 - 6.6
pH in hydro is 5.4-5.6

You are feeding hydro in soil. Get your pH up to 6 at least. For you, 5.9 - 6.2
That's likely why your organics failed. Organic is 6.5

Agreed! I run RDWC and run my P.H. at 5.8.