Phosphorus Defiency? Nute burn? Tons of pics

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ninjagaiden

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• Sep 12, 2013

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Hey guys, Im in coco feeding at about 1.2EC on the truncheon and PH 5.8-6.0

Ive been noticing interveinal graying on bottom leaves, but am beginning to see it on top leaves. Bottom leaves are also curling downwards.



Pics below!

 

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michaelswines

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• Sep 12, 2013

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I'm so sorry ninjagaiden about your problem, I have the same thing going on right now, I am so curious what it is. Its really pissing me off, my room is perfectly sealed, co2, all environmental controls, water is RO, ec never about 1.2, and same pH as you. I did buy a massive microscope from Amazon the other day to view the leaves and determine if something is eating away at them. I have a sneaky idea that it might be the broadmites, Avid and Forbid was ordered at the same time as the microscope just in case its time to go to war!

 

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EllieGrows

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• Sep 13, 2013

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Im not sure about your problem, but your tray is gross you should clean it!

 

LAION

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• Sep 13, 2013

• #4

Stop over watering and feeding.. Also it looks like your plants are going to catch mold soon.

 

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EllieGrows

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• Sep 13, 2013

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Yeah Laion is right, you could use actinovate to help with fungus/rot in the coco.

 

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eon

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• Oct 1, 2013

• #6

Looks like a ph issue

 

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blastfrompast

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• Oct 2, 2013

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That is what happens to my little clones if I leave them sitting in trays of nute mix....They start to drown.

Having never grown in straight Coir (besides adding to my mix) take what I am saying with a grain of salt. Roots need Oxygen....not just nute mix.

 

Snype

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• Oct 2, 2013

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Yeah doesn't look like you have any perlite in there. Roots need air just like everyone else stated. That's why I weigh my pots with a scale to know when to water so I don't over water and fuck up my roots.