Could this be a calcium deficiency?

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KBgrows420

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #1

Hey guys came down to water the plants today and noticed a couple of my leaves had these brown spots and a little bit of yellowing with it could this be a calcium deficiency? If so how do I fix this before it spreads?

 

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Just Be

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #2

Pick up some cal/mag and use it as directed.

 

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CannaCountry

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #3

What are you doing for Ca, Mg and P? Grow details and full plant pics would also be helpful.

 

Just Be

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #4

CannaCountry said:

What are you doing for Ca, Mg and P? Grow details and full plant pics would also be helpful.

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I use Advanced Nutrients' Cal-Mag Xtra. I grow in an RDWC set up and basically use this feeding schedule adjusted with the necessary additives to work with hydro.

 

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KBgrows420

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #5

CannaCountry said:

What are you doing for Ca, Mg and P? Grow details and full plant pics would also be helpful.

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I’m using the fox farms trio and botanic are cal mag plus...here’s some pics plants are a little droopy I just watered after these were taken

 

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dragframe

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #6

Make sure your ph is on too

 

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CannaCountry

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• Mar 27, 2020

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KBgrows420 said:

I’m using the fox farms trio and botanic are cal mag plus...here’s some pics plants are a little droopy I just watered after these were taken

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Can you take the pics under natural white light? How often do you feed vs. plain water? How frequently do you use the Cal Mag?

 

steve870

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• Mar 27, 2020

• #8

yeah whats your ph