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PLEASE HELP my plants
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sahdgrower
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Well, as I see it you have lots of issues. I see some nute burn on some tips. I see legginess due to insufficient light. I see nitrogen deficiency. Maybe some underwatering. What is the issue in specific that you are wanting help with?
i been doing same thing for 10 plus years. i usually have good space between the nodes. but not now. using a 8 bulb t5 240 watts.
PPM is at 350 so i dont see how it could be nute burn.
someone else told me Ma deficiency.
the specific issue is the leafs and growth, so not what im use to seeing.
a few of those plants are in foxfarm dirt and STILL they are doing this leaf and node problem.
just 2 plants there not doing it. fire og plant
cherry kush was a super fast grower now it grows like a skunk.
im using straight water with epsom salt @ ph 5.9 for a few days to see if it helps.
they are very well watered. its something else....
if it was just the hydro i could probably figure this out, but the plants in dirt doing same shit. its been like this for a month. finally got 40 or so clones, but they are the shittest clones i ever made. i thought it was the low humidy but i have the room soaked down and humidy stays between 50% and 80%
ANY IDEAS????
need more pics???
PPM is at 350 so i dont see how it could be nute burn.
someone else told me Ma deficiency.
the specific issue is the leafs and growth, so not what im use to seeing.
a few of those plants are in foxfarm dirt and STILL they are doing this leaf and node problem.
just 2 plants there not doing it. fire og plant
cherry kush was a super fast grower now it grows like a skunk.
im using straight water with epsom salt @ ph 5.9 for a few days to see if it helps.
they are very well watered. its something else....
if it was just the hydro i could probably figure this out, but the plants in dirt doing same shit. its been like this for a month. finally got 40 or so clones, but they are the shittest clones i ever made. i thought it was the low humidy but i have the room soaked down and humidy stays between 50% and 80%
ANY IDEAS????
need more pics???
sahdgrower
Member
Have you checked for pests? Root aphids can cause all those symptoms and you will chase your tail trying to figure out wtf? Until you find those pesky RA. I know you said hell no to pests in initial posting however RA can be sneaky and in soil especially difficult. I had some RA in hydro and chased various problems for a while until I saw them on the roots.
i just pulled out a block and put microscope on roots and leaves. nothing crawling
roots are white and massive. plant is only 6 inchs has roots for a 3 footer.
i use a blue filter on the water, but i dont really need it. im in the bay area. the water here is very clean with no fluoride. so strange that both soil and rockwell plants doing same thing.
top leaves look like nute burn, but just below that they look like wilt
roots are white and massive. plant is only 6 inchs has roots for a 3 footer.
i use a blue filter on the water, but i dont really need it. im in the bay area. the water here is very clean with no fluoride. so strange that both soil and rockwell plants doing same thing.
top leaves look like nute burn, but just below that they look like wilt
CaStoner
Member
It could be just your furnace. I know when I was flowering and the cold nights would fired up the heater the leaves next to the vents were all dry and burn looking. Since it was happening to both soil and rockwool, I thought it had to be your water source and you didn't see any parasites. I know It's easy to get root rot using these rockwool and your furnace might provide the added heat for it.
Luminous Melody
Member
I agree with castoner look into your water quality and pH too.
