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06-10-2005, 04:10 AM
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opinions on whats up please.
Hi guys n gals, I have this lovely BMR clone, just under 16 inches high, and shes started going a bit patchy on the leaves. As far as I can make out is starting at the top and working its way dpwn, but I aint 100% of that.
      you cant really see it properly in these pics but you can get an idea of the nature of it, ....sort of at the edges and in between the veins. Well, I gotta go now. Thanks in advance for any help I recieve. Be lucky all, Harry  
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Hey Harry Gypsna,
Well, until the experts reply, I will give you my  I am thinking it is a magnesium deficiency. Maybe needs some epsom salts? I would wait for more opinions though, you don't want to make things worse.  -Peace-
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06-10-2005, 09:55 AM
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Harry
from the close up It looks like 1 or 2 things they look similar to me.. Zinc and Magnesium. But dont take my word for it.. Check here.. Stitches kick ass thread https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688 peace.. Sack's First Outdoor Grow Our grow has adopted some new family members.. LQQK!! sack  
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06-10-2005, 10:03 AM
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That fan leaf is just silly...big that is.
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06-10-2005, 10:12 AM
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could be nutrient or mag def. caused by a ph problem .
check the ph form th palnt run off. looks like you caught it quickly enough. I would use some bloom nuits with dark energy and eposm salt for the next week. |
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06-10-2005, 11:46 AM
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O Harry, IT'S SO BIG
Nice leaves Harry, when my ph is fine and I notice slight defs. I add EXTRA Mineral Matrix,from Bio-Genesis. Are those BMR's going to get another transplant? My plants act strange just before needing transplant.
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06-10-2005, 01:58 PM
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Dear Harry...
You have an MG def that is just starting... good catch!!! mix in MG in the next watering, DO NOT MIX IN ANY OTHER NUTES... Growdoc |
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06-10-2005, 10:32 PM
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About a tablespoon of epsom salts in a gallon of warm water should help. BOG
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06-11-2005, 12:14 AM
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Thanks for all the responses guys,
And we have a winner........
Mag Def, right, thank you everybody. Would you believe that my local chemists doesnt sell epsom salts, I have got this stuff if I can find the picture...  It says to use it as a soil dressing but its obviously water soluble....How to work out a dosage for a litre of water i dont know though... any suggestions would be appreciated, I dont wanna fuck her up! this is the directions on the back HOW Use as a base dressing when preparing beds and borders, or to top dress the root area on established plants. Avoid leaf contact or wash off. WHEN Apply at any time although it is useful to apply early in the year on soils known to be magnesium deficient. Use if symptoms develop and repeat the application if not corrected quickly. RATE OF APPLICATION Preventative - 1 oz per square yard (35 grams per square metre) Known deficiencies - 2 ox per square yard (35 grams per square metre<<<I think its a typo there) Cucumber , Pepper , and tomatoes in pots and growbags half oz (14 grams) per plant - Repeat monthly. the analysis says Magnesium oxide (MG0) soluble in water 25%(mg15%) Sulphur Trioxide (S03) 50%(S 20%) I Will check the PH, I actually have a soil PH probe now, but ill test the run-off too . I havent tried to use this stuff because to be honest the name Chempak puts me off lol. Mind u Ive seen a massive plant in soft secrets grown outdoors UK fed on only chempak ferts....the Pre-internet way I suppose lol. right then, thanks for the diagnosis, I appreciate it..... Be lucky every1 Harry
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