HELP ME

[RRR]

Why new leaves loses color ??
My plant dies at like this stage every time

I transed plant to hydro system from soil 2days ago

Ec lever 1200
ph 5,8
in tent temperature is dayt ime33℃ night time 23℃
Mrshydro Ts 3000
light intensity is 100％
fertilizer is generalhydroponics

 

[iStruggle]

Thats the color of new growth, bossman


Also, 100% in veg is way overkill, even for a mars hydro

 

[iStruggle]

You transplanted from
Soil to hydro? Is that a thing? Seems like it would be a radical ph change. Admittedly i know fuck all about hydro. Coco yes, hydro no

 

[alpo]

are you still hand watering

 

[RRR]

Thats the color of new growth, bossman


Also, 100% in veg is way overkill, even for a mars hydro

thank you for message
I'm turning the light down to75％ then I seeing how it goes

 

[RRR]

are you still hand watering

No
I grow plant in soil untill get 3 leaves and get long root, then I transfer to hydroponics

 

[stiff]

Don't mistake it for an iron deficiency. It's quite common. Like istruggle said,its the new growth. It will go darker tomorrow or the day after. He's right on the light intensity too...at this stage you'd be alright if you dim it down to 25٪

 

[Mitsuharu]

Also, 100% in veg is way overkill, even for a mars hydro

What does that mean "even for a mars hydro"? You think they have bad energy-efficiency?

For such a single small plant a 20 - 40w LED is more than enough till it gets bigger/branchier... People who got few grow experience often make the mistake to put the lamp too high or use too much light from which the plant can make no use in this growth stage... and they are wasting energy. I then wonder where they live that they have that cheap electricity!?

 

[alpo]

did you change lights or only from soil to dwc?

 

[Ca++]

What GH you using?
1200 would be ppm, and sounds high. I'm not seeing that though. I wonder if you are using the GH range properly. Is it an A&B type thing, where both are used together in equal quantities?

 

[RRR]

did you change lights or only from soil to dwc?

I changed light intensity. to100％from 50％

 

[iStruggle]

What does that mean "even for a mars hydro"? You think they have bad energy-efficiency?

For such a single small plant a 20 - 40w LED is more than enough till it gets bigger/branchier... People who got few grow experience often make the mistake to put the lamp too high or use too much light from which the plant can make no use in this growth stage... and they are wasting energy. I then wonder where they live that they have that cheap electricity!?

I was making a dig at mars hydro. Its a budget light. I have budget lights.

 

[iStruggle]

thank you for message
I'm turning the light down to75％ then I seeing how it goes

Honestly i’d take it down to 40 or 50% depending on height

 

[RRR]

Honestly i’d take it down to 40 or 50% depending on height

The difference between the plant and the light is about 120cm

 

[Mars Hydro Led]

Why new leaves loses color ??
My plant dies at like this stage every time

I transed plant to hydro system from soil 2days ago

Ec lever 1200
ph 5,8
in tent temperature is dayt ime33℃ night time 23℃
Mrshydro Ts 3000
light intensity is 100％
fertilizer is generalhydroponics
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For light intensity, we have the following recommendations. You can adjust based on how your plants respond.

Height: 12''

Seedling: 25%
Vegetation: 75%
Flowering: 100%

 

[Douglas.Curtis]

33C (91F!!) is much to hot for DWC hydro, unless your air pump is hanging in a cold air flow and keeping your res temps between 65F and 69F.

Unless you are able to control the temperature of the res 24/7/365, I would suggest switching to a Roots-Out hydro setup like drip or e&f.

 

[GeorgeLopez]

Why new leaves loses color ??
My plant dies at like this stage every time

I transed plant to hydro system from soil 2days ago

Ec lever 1200
ph 5,8
in tent temperature is dayt ime33℃ night time 23℃
Mrshydro Ts 3000
light intensity is 100％
fertilizer is generalhydroponics

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There could be several reasons why your plant's new leaves are losing color and dying after being transplanted to a hydroponic system. Here are a few possible factors to consider:

Nutrient imbalance: Hydroponic systems require careful monitoring and adjustment of nutrient levels. An EC (electrical conductivity) level of 1200 indicates a relatively high nutrient concentration, which may be too much for your plant. This high EC level could be causing nutrient imbalances, leading to leaf discoloration and plant stress. Consider reducing the nutrient concentration gradually and monitoring the plant's response.

pH imbalance: While a pH of 5.8 is within the acceptable range for many plants in hydroponics, it's worth noting that different plant species have varying pH preferences. Ensure that your plant's pH requirements are being met. Extreme fluctuations in pH levels can also stress plants and impact nutrient availability.

Temperature fluctuations: Fluctuating temperatures between day and night can stress plants, especially if the variation is significant. The daytime temperature of 33℃ (91.4℉) and nighttime temperature of 23℃ (73.4℉) may be on the higher side for some plants. Consider adjusting the temperature to a more suitable range, or provide additional measures such as shading or cooling to mitigate the stress.

Light intensity: While you mentioned that the light intensity is set at 100%, it's important to ensure that the light source is appropriate for the growth stage of your plant. Some plants may require specific light spectra or photoperiods to thrive. Additionally, excessive light intensity can cause leaf burn or stress. Verify that the light intensity and duration are suitable for your plant's specific requirements.

Fertilizer selection: General Hydroponics is a well-known brand, but it's crucial to ensure that the fertilizer you are using is appropriate for the plant species you are growing. Different plants have varying nutrient requirements, so double-check that you are providing the correct balance of nutrients.

 

[kuku32]

its okk chill if it happens at next nodes and not changing to green just add more N or check your lights distance

 

[stiff]

How are they now?