twentyeight.threefive
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All the leaves in that picture have curled serrated edges not just the new growth.
I wonder what's causing it.
Epsom salt foliage spray
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I wonder what's causing it.
Coco-garden
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Deff not a light issue lmfao. A light pulling 150watts 4 feet away from canopy is not a problem.
Wattzzup
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I agree. Are you done making new threads about the same issue? Sounds like you and paddy got it worked out.
Coco-garden
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Read up buttercup lol
natureboygrower
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Dont mind those guys. They're just butthurt you got your problem figured out without their help
Then move along
Coco-garden
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See at first it wasn’t about my plants at all it was about applying Epsom salts which I still have t gotten answered. Other peoples egos got in the way because for one reason or another they thought they were right and they could have been in there situation.
Creature1969
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I look forward to your future posts in the help section.
twentyeight.threefive
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The topic was moved to your plant because typically plants have plenty of a specific element available to them. Adding more won't solve the issue.
You are providing plenty of magnesium in your base nutrients and CalMag. The issue isn't that you aren't giving the plant enough it's that the plant isn't being able to uptake it in the roots.
Has nothing to do with ego.
Coco-garden
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Which I agree with and that’s why I gave them a foliage spray while adjusting everything else. But I can’t simply just do what everyone says all at once bud. Your advice of lowering the ec was the next thing I am going to do if what I’m doing now doesn’t work. I cut out all the additives for now and just feeding a and b to see if that helps. If not then I’m gunna lower the ec. But until then foliage spray works.
bk78
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Coco-garden
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Wow what’s up with all the toxicity? Can’t even ask a damn question without feeling attacked. Great place to learn hear I see.New growth is the most important
But hey you knew that already I’m sure
bk78
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You’re seriously feeling attacked by someone telling you the new growth is important to watch for deficiency’s?
God help this fucking world we live in.
Coco-garden
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They look great man good job. I actually stopped putting calmag in my ro water as a buffer because of your advice so thank you.I probably should not have posted any comments in this thread since I'm unable to grow healthy plants in coco.
xtsho
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I never said not to use calmag that was someone else. But you probably don't need it. I said there was plenty of Mg in your nutrients and that you were adding calmag so I didn't see how you could have an Mg deficiency.
rkymtnman
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1tbsp per gallon of water. spray right at lights out , especially undersides of leaves while stomata are still open.
Green Refuge
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IMO its Nutrien lockout. Probably K and Mag. Flush to break up the salt buildup then feed as directed. I've had similar issue before and flushing with a flush/cleans product helped a lot. People will tell you it's another product you don't need but it works for me.
Coco-garden
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Would you flush with like a half strength or just pure ro water?
Green Refuge
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I flush with nothing but ph RO water. If you have flush product obviously flush with that. Get ppm as low as you can. Let it sit until the next day or next watering then feed as directed by your nutrients brand.