genchbench
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Hey guys. First time grower, so please bear with me. It's a laughing buddha strain, so heavily sativa. 5 weeks into flowering. Two to three weeks into flowering got nitrogen deficiency, most of the lower leaves started turning yellow very fast, because of the nutrient switch (dont know the chemical composition of the nutrients, but the producers are Advances hydroponics and they recommend removing their Grow nute from the mix after a couple of weeks or so into flowering). Anyways, corrected that by adding a strong dose of nitrogen and overall nutrients and everything looked good for a week or so. Then, for the last couple of weeks I've been having nute burn symptoms - leave tips curl up and dry, and some of the leaves got grown burn spots. Flushed them properly, until runoff ppm was 90 (watering ppm is 50). Added almost a normal dose of nutrients, in order not to starve it, however symptoms don't seem to go away - at least as far as leave tips are involved. Starting to wonder if the plant is root bound, however I don't think replanting is a feasible option anymore. Any ideas or suggestions will be much appreciated.
Soil indoor growth, 5 gal. pot, temps are in the range of 22-26 C, humidity - 42-48 percent. PH water - 7; PH soil test - 6.5-6.7. 250 CFL light.
Soil indoor growth, 5 gal. pot, temps are in the range of 22-26 C, humidity - 42-48 percent. PH water - 7; PH soil test - 6.5-6.7. 250 CFL light.
