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baked188

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This seedling is the only one to show these affects.
2.5 weeks old (air vent was poor first 10 days) now very good. It's under a 250w cfl about 4" from the light. PH at 6-6.2
It's on 1/4 strengh nutes in a 6l pot, watering every 2-3 days. Yesterday a leaf went brown at tip and turned up, 12 hours later it looks like this:


The browning and curling up of the tips of leaves, Any idea's?

Cheers,
 
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baked188

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I've only fed it the once, Supposed to be 7ml/litre I gave less than 1.5ml/litre that was 5 days ago and it was watered 2 days ago with no feed, Could this still be nute burn?
Forgot to say lights on temp 75-80f, lights off 62-68c, RH - 50-60%
 
GeeTee

GeeTee

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looks like a deficiency also. i dont think the leaves are suppose to b that light colored green
 
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baked188

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I have some nitrogen around, Shall I put 1/4 strengh nitrogen in the next watering with no other feed or would you rec flushing it?
 
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baked188

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Medium is canna coco plus, Any idea's on what sort of deficiency? From what i've researched it looks like a Magnesium defiency or a too low PH causing lockout, I've read my medium's PH should be 6.5-6.8 and I've been giving 6-6.2 :\
 
DoeEyed

DoeEyed

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Looks like a nute burn to me, don't think I would have given her more. Typically, you don't even start nutes, until she's at least three weeks of age.
 
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baked188

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DoeEyed said:
Looks like a nute burn to me, don't think I would have given her more. Typically, you don't even start nutes, until she's at least three weeks of age.
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I think your right... boost of N doesnt seem to have had an affect and its definetly worsening and spreading to other leaves, Time to flush it I think, 5.5-5.8 PH best for flushing coco?
 
Kriegs

Kriegs

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That is absolutely NOT nute burn; it's a deficiency of some sort. If you just gave N, you might need a few days to see a difference. Not familiar with the coco medium, or I might be a little more helpful.
 
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baked188

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Thanks for your info, I did think it was a MG or N def but unsure, ill attach another pic from 10 minutes ago, Comparing pic from 3 days ago to now I think its becoming a more dark green so the N is starting to show signs of helping, but the dry brown curling leafs at the end are getting worse, Any idea's?




Cheers
 
Kriegs

Kriegs

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Assuming there's no "trick of the light", it does look like you've picked up some greenness there. Just stay the course, I'd suggest. See if it continues to improve for a few more days.
 
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