Whats wrong with the leaves?

#1cheesebuds

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #1

Yesterday started 9 weeks of flowering for the two oldest of the 7 clones. They'er growing in fox farm ocean forest soil. Been feeding cal+mag and Medina hasta Gro (6-12-6) the people at the Garden Center said the bill would work great for blooming flowers. The ph is around 5.5

Whats wrong the leaves?

 

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tleaf jr.

Came up off 75w

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #2

Its starting to fininsh...senescence i think its called

 

Chuck E. Kush

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #3

She's about done...
Have you been flushing her?

 

#1cheesebuds

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #4

The thing is, that the 2 oldest clones came from my mother clone that came from my last grow. That one flowered for 16 weeks. What are the chances that this one has a shorter flowering time than the 16 week one?

 

Lost in a SOG

GrassSnakeGenetics

• Dec 12, 2018

• #5

Well 16 weeks is a bit long for many lines, especially from clone, so i think the odds you might have shortened it a bit are quite good.

 

Vanilla Phoenix

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #6

If you’re in soil, and your pH is 5.5,,,,I’m no master grower but I’d start there. pH in soil is supposed to be 6.5-6.8 Soil will buffer the pH of the nutrient solution you are putting in if it’s not within range, but ime, it will only do it for so long. And seeing how they are pretty far in, the buffer ability is spent.

 

troutman

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #7

The plants are almost done don't worry about it.

 

Lester Beans

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #8

Vanilla Phoenix said:

If you’re in soil, and your pH is 5.5,,,,I’m no master grower but I’d start there. pH in soil is supposed to be 6.5-6.8 Soil will buffer the pH of the nutrient solution you are putting in if it’s not within range, but ime, it will only do it for so long. And seeing how they are pretty far in, the buffer ability is spent.

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^^This

Nail on the head, pH waaay to low.