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New growth is light green

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I'm noticing light green growth on all my new plants. The odd thing is that they're all in different mediums. I have one in coco soil & I'm only feeding GH nutrients and 2 in different super soil mixes. For the coco & super soil mix #1, I've been feeding it a mix of RO water + dechlorinated tap water (my cities water is very hard). For super soil mix #2, I've been feeding it straight RO water.

Does this new growth look normal, or perhaps is it a CalMag deficiency?

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how about just magnesium ? are you using LED's? (i would) add epsom salt @1gram per gallon. to up the magnesium .
 
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mortyb said:
I'm noticing light green growth on all my new plants. The odd thing is that they're all in different mediums. I have one in coco soil & I'm only feeding GH nutrients and 2 in different super soil mixes. For the coco & super soil mix #1, I've been feeding it a mix of RO water + dechlorinated tap water (my cities water is very hard). For super soil mix #2, I've been feeding it straight RO water.

Does this new growth look normal, or perhaps is it a CalMag deficiency?

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My last strain of white widow would do that regardless of what you gave it. Sometimes its genetic.

Watch the new growth, as it gets older if it darkens up in a few days, its genetic and you dont need to do anything. If the light green lasts past the new growth stage, then it may be a calmag issue.

The coco is most definitely going to need calmag as a rule.

Good luck man! Hope a few others chime in to give you more options.
 
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perfectly normal
 
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that is the color of happy, healthy, new growth. nice job
 
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When your plant grows new leaves, they take a little while to fill up with chlorophyll, which is what makes them green. As the new growth gets bigger, it should darken, usually a day or two.
 
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Y they look perfect?

bigdaddyg8 said:
how about just magnesium ? are you using LED's? (i would) add epsom salt @1gram per gallon. to up the magnesium .
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BigCube said:
My last strain of white widow would do that regardless of what you gave it. Sometimes its genetic.

Watch the new growth, as it gets older if it darkens up in a few days, its genetic and you dont need to do anything. If the light green lasts past the new growth stage, then it may be a calmag issue.

The coco is most definitely going to need calmag as a rule.

Good luck man! Hope a few others chime in to give you more options.
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Hey guys sorry but I'm trying to be preventative and I noticed the tips of my plants are going super neon almost silver. This is space candy right at 7 weeks is she okay?
 

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Hey guys sorry but I'm trying to be preventative and I noticed the tips of my plants are going super neon almost silver. This is space candy right at 7 weeks is she okay?
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thats not a problem, its just a tiny bit of nutrient burn, it should stay as it is..or it might travel towards the stem. ive got it on a plant .
 
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Thanks very much I did just over feed because I was told she could use it at this stage.
 
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