Whats problem can you help me

[president3]

I upgraded to 12/12 and added co2(1200ppm) to the cabinet on my 5th day today. my light is mars hydro 6500 dimmer 70%. I increased the temperature to 29-30 degrees. I have 7 plants in the tent, only 1 of them is like this, can you help me? Ec:1.3 ph:6.5 container: 20 liters of air .palagron light mix soil

 

[2Bad]

@Shaded_One @mysticepipedon @freezeland2

 

[president3]

@CannaGranny please can someone help me, i have oCD and i can't sleep because of the problem with the plant, i am not an experienced grower my friends tell me the plant will die :(

 

[steamroller]

Looks like Mg. def to me.
Your plant will not die from this quickly so relax and members will get you and your plant through this.
Welcome to the farm.

 

[CannaGranny]

How far off of your plants is the light? What are you using to plant in?
I will tell you this, if you truly have OCD, no worse than these look, your “friends” are dipshits. For sure nothing going on that can’t be fixed.

 

[freezeland2]

Where in that sea is this plant located? Is it the tallest plant and closest to the light by chance?

 

[president3]

Looks like Mg. def to me.
Your plant will not die from this quickly so relax and members will get you and your plant through this.
Welcome to the farm.

Thank you very much for your reply,What sets it apart from a nutrient blockage or excess magnesium?

 

[president3]

Where in that sea is this plant located? Is it the tallest plant and closest to the light by chance?

the plants are streching and the light range is pretty close i have a plant closer than that but it's healthy I put co2 in the tent, it blows from the hose I connected to the fan and I increased the temperature. 2 days after doing this this happened and it was very fast

 

[Oldguy71]

What is your nutrient recipe?
Co2 speeds up everything

 

[MIGrampaUSA]

Looks like Mg. def to me.
Your plant will not die from this quickly so relax and members will get you and your plant through this.
Welcome to the farm.

Looks like Mg deficiency to me as well.

How far off of your plants is the light? What are you using to plant in?
I will tell you this, if you truly have OCD, no worse than these look, your “friends” are dipshits. For sure nothing going on that can’t be fixed.

Distance from the light crossed my mind too. Even if the light isn't "too bright" the plant showing the Mg deficiency should be further from the light source. Slowing down photosynthesis a little bit will give the OP time to figure out how he wants to address the deficiency.

Have you considered a light foliar feed of 1/2 teaspoon of epsom salts dissolved in a gallon of water?

 

[president3]

How far off of your plants is the light? What are you using to plant in?
I will tell you this, if you truly have OCD, no worse than these look, your “friends” are dipshits. For sure nothing going on that can’t be fixed.

my plants got too close to the light
I use advanced nutrion rhino skin, consosour bloom a+b bud factor + bud ignitor. This happened after I set the dimmer to 70% and raise the temperature. I have 7 plants and only one is in this state. yes i have OCD, i am on medication and i am in this situation. Thank you all for your answers. my english is not good i apologize for that

 

[steamroller]

Using Magnesium [ regular epsom salt] is safe and often needed with LED lights.
MIGrampa is correct that a quick foliar spray will repair the quickest, but you will probably need to add some Mg when watering along with the nutes.

 

[Dub_City405]

You are feeding it all the same? You are mixing up your fees thoroughly?

What about checking the PH level at the root zone? Is it all the same strain?

 

[president3]

Magnezyum [düzenli epsom tuzu] kullanmak güvenlidir ve genellikle LED ışıklarla birlikte gereklidir.
MIGrampa, hızlı bir yaprak spreyinin en hızlı şekilde onaracağı konusunda haklıdır, ancak cevizlerle birlikte sulama yaparken muhtemelen biraz Mg eklemeniz gerekecektir.

Hepinize teşekkür ederim, yorumlarınız benim için çok değerli. onu mg fazlalığından veya besin kilidinden ayıran nedir? calag kullanabilir miyim

 

[president3]

You are feeding it all the same? You are mixing up your fees thoroughly?

What about checking the PH level at the root zone? Is it all the same strain?

Run off ph 6.2 bottom ph 6.5 cadir has two different genetics, amnesia and northern light. This plant is northern light

 

[MIGrampaUSA]

Run off ph 6.2 bottom ph 6.5 cadir has two different genetics, amnesia and northern light. This plant is northern light

Your pH numbers all look good for soil so I don't think you need to make drastic changes. Your N.L. plant is asking for more Mg. This is not surprising considering you're using LED lighting and CO2. The higher temp and CO2 level is driving the plant harder so the Mg requirements went up too.

 

[president3]

I guess I should turn off the co2 for a while. I'm asking to find out, please don't be mad at me. What would it look like if there was an excess of mg or what would it look like if there was a nutrient lockup? I have Calmag, can I use it? The plant "Advanced Nutriton Sensi Calmag Extra" plant is not going to die, is it?

 

[steamroller]

Use the cal mag at 1/2 dose per instructions.
If things get better go for full dose next time.
Many use this chart to see what effects what.

A quick search of Mulders Chart should explain for you.

 

[MIGrampaUSA]

I guess I should turn off the co2 for a while. I'm asking to find out, please don't be mad at me. What would it look like if there was an excess of mg or what would it look like if there was a nutrient lockup? I have Calmag, can I use it? The plant "Advanced Nutriton Sensi Calmag Extra" plant is not going to die, is it?

Your fastest method to help restore Mg is through folliar feed. Your calmag has both calcium and magnesium. Excess calcium can block uptake. I still think your quickest path to restoring balance is using epsom salts in a folliar spray solution.

As for your CO2? I have zero hands on experience with it. However, if it were my grow I would want to fix the Mg issue before I revved things up again.

 

[president3]

Looks like Mg deficiency to me as well.



Distance from the light crossed my mind too. Even if the light isn't "too bright" the plant showing the Mg deficiency should be further from the light source. Slowing down photosynthesis a little bit will give the OP time to figure out how he wants to address the deficiency.

Have you considered a light foliar feed of 1/2 teaspoon of epsom salts dissolved in a gallon of water?

Should I turn off the lights after doing this? Have ı adjusted the pH of the spray water?