Is this nute burn? Using ROOTS

midgethorse

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• Jan 13, 2012

• #1

Hello, I have here some DieselXWappa's and killing fields.
They are only about 2 -3 weeks old, most have been topped.
Their in Roots Organics soil
1 Gallon pots
Using bottled spring water.
Roots Organics nute line.
They have only been fed twice -
-Roots trinity
-Roots Buddah Grow
-Amino aid.
They call for 5ml of each when plants are seedlings, thinking this was wayy to much espically for first feeding I cut it down to less than half of 5ml per gallon. (so less than a 1/2 teaspoon per gallon)
I used extreme serene as a folier spray one time, they seemed to respond well. That was three days ago, since then they have only been watered, then today this...
-400 watt halide
-GL80 tent
-Stanley blower
Temp-consistant at 78
RH- low at 45%
BTW been using the roots master feeding scedule.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance..
Midgethorse

 

midgethorse

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• Jan 13, 2012

• #2

Damn I should have posted this in the infirmary, Mods feel free to move it,
My bad
Midgethorse

 

joe fresh

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• Jan 13, 2012

• #3

wheres the pics?

 

FreezerBoy

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• Jan 13, 2012

• #4

Moved at request.

MH, you're pics aren't showing. Look to the toolbar above...

My IC/Your Control Panel/Profile Privacy/Albums. Set Albums to "Everyone" (assuming you want everyone to see)

 

midgethorse

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #5

Thanks , fixed.
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joe fresh

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• Jan 14, 2012

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no thats not nute burn, not quite sure what the deficiency is but i dont believe it to be nute burn

 

midgethorse

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #7

Cool Jfresh ,thank's for the help.
I guess ill continue my regular feedings.
Anyone know what this could be, seems to be on two plants.

Thank you again.

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Hammerhead

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #8

did you spill any of your nutrients on those leaves ?? I see 3 leaves effected? You want to keep an eye on the new growth. If that looks fine your OK.. You cant fix the damage thats already done. Do you know what your EC is or your PH ?

 

midgethorse

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #9

I will have my ph and ec readings up tomorrow your right just 3 leaves affected on 2 plants.
Perhaps I did spill something on the leafs
Until then thanks for stopping by hammerhead.
Midgethorse.

 

FreezerBoy

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #10

midgethorse said:

I used extreme serene as a folier spray one time,

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That looks like water burn to me. Drops of water can act like a magnifying glass. With the right setup, a magnifying glass will set things on fire.

Heres what a very weak nute solution did to me after a spill. I could be wrong but, I think you have lots-O-burns because you sprayed, whereas I had a big ol' blorb-O-water and thus a big ol' burn.



Once that happens it won't repair. Make note of them, or remove them, so the next time you see something, you'll know if it's old or something new.

 

midgethorse

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• Jan 14, 2012

• #11

dude I think you nailed it, thinking about the affected leaf's are the ones closest to the light. So that makes perfect sense, I used a shitty sprayer bottle to apply the folier spray so larger drops were appearing. As you can even see in some of the pics the dry water marks. Anyway thanks guys.
Midgethorse