What’s happening?? Thnx in advance
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ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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Do you PH your water before watering? Do those buckets have holes on the bottom? what nutes are you feeding?
Yes there are holes and fox farms at 1/4 the recommended dose because I’ve had nute burn with them before I’ve been using my tap water and it’s been great then I used bottled water once and this happened
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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what kind of bottled water? did you ph it before feeding to your plants?
It looks a lot like a ph issue
It looks a lot like a ph issue
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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Not sure if true but google says dasani has a ph of 5.6, I think it's a ph thing.
that said, I would water/feed with your normal water source and be sure to ph the water/feed before giving it to them and you should be fine.
that said, I would water/feed with your normal water source and be sure to ph the water/feed before giving it to them and you should be fine.
PopAndSonGrows
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I have a plant doing that right now, too. For the life of me, I cannot fully figure out why, but, both yours and mine look healthy enough so I say just keep pushing.
My best guesses: "wet feet" or keeping the roots wetter than they'd like, BUT, i stopped watering mine for 2 days & it still showed leaf-edge curl. I also thought light intensity but it's the furthest from the light.
Could just be a sensitive pheno/strain.
OH ALSO, my humidity in my tent is really low, how is yours? --i wonder if this is just a symptom of lower RH than the plant would like
My best guesses: "wet feet" or keeping the roots wetter than they'd like, BUT, i stopped watering mine for 2 days & it still showed leaf-edge curl. I also thought light intensity but it's the furthest from the light.
Could just be a sensitive pheno/strain.
OH ALSO, my humidity in my tent is really low, how is yours? --i wonder if this is just a symptom of lower RH than the plant would like
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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hows your ph going in? Do you always make sure to check and have it within range for your medium?
PopAndSonGrows
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Yep always, been consistently giving my veg plants 5.9 to 6.2 pH which I always check after mix, and prior to use if the mix sits unused for more than a day.
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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I saw this also but it's so little it still shows as 0mg so I don't think this is effecting the plants
It also has magnesium sulfate and potassium chloride