flipflop64
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All my 6 different strains are showing the same red stem. Also no UV light in the room.Disclaimer - soil grower
Red stems aren't always a P deficiency ... It can also be genetic or due to the stem being exposed to UV light. The one blemished leaf "could" be the first signs of deficiency ... but in hydro based grows I would think a P deficiency would show quickly. As for an EC of 4? I'll defer to the hydro wizards for more information ...
Then I guess we'll have to wait for @Aqua Man or one of the other hydro gurus.All my 6 different strains are showing the same red stem. Also no UV light in the room.
Petioles (the stem from the stalk to the leaf) often turn red or purple, with exposure to strong light. It doesn't have to be UV.
Yea i've been thinking its P too. I will drop EC a bit and see what happens. Athena Pro line seems high in Ca.like how do you water something 8 times a day and steer anything? By letting it dry at night? I've never even seen a rockwool cube but it's definitely -P
How can i be sure that its not just locked out by the high Cal from the 3.0 Athena?A high phosphorus guano tea or top dressing, phosphoric acid to adjust ph, or a high phosphorus bloom additive all work
High transpiration rate causing the plant to take up too much Cal and locking out P and Mg? Athena is 150ppm Cal in the nutrient solution. I saw some Mg yellowing on some leaves earlier this week. Seems to add up.How can i be sure that its not just locked out by the high Cal from the 3.0 Athena?
I'll start dropping EC to 2.6 :)I’m going by how dark green your plants are and 3.0 ec combined with red stems. 150 ppm calcium isn’t that high for cannabis especially in flower. When my plants get like that they are on the edge of lockout or just starting it. That’s why I think lowering your ec should clear it up
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