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wargasm

Member
Hi guys,

Can you help me figure out what the issue is here? I thought it was a CalMag issue due to the soft water in my area, but after giving her about 1.5ml/L of the stuff, she's not improving. She's a few weeks into flower.

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ALPHA.GanjaGuy

Well-Known Member
I think you may have more than one thing going on here. can you fill us in with the below info

medium?
light?
temps?
rh?
how often are you watering?
nutes which/how much?
 
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wargasm

Member
Sure thing...

Medium: I'm doing dwc
Light: 200w LED
Temps: 24degrees
RH: 55%
Nutes: AN pH Perfect base nutrients @ 50% strength
pH: Currently at 6.6 which should be OK with these nutes?

I change the rez every 7-10 days and top off with plain water inbetween.
 
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SBNDB

Well-Known Member
Yeah Looks like it needs it.
go 75% a few times then up from there. They get hungry as hell at this stage , actually before this stage so you can’t really catch up but you can hopefully keep it from worsening
 
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wargasm

Member
SBNDB said:
Yeah Looks like it needs it.
go 75% a few times then up from there. They get hungry as hell at this stage , actually before this stage so you can’t really catch up but you can hopefully keep it from worsening
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OK mate, thanks for the advice, I'll give that a shot
 
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warble

Well-Known Member
wargasm said:
Here's a photo of the roots

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Your roots look fine. A little more brown than I'm comfortable with, but it could be the lighting. Cannot say the I like those little white spots towards the base of your pot. How much air, are you blowing through the DWC? Sometimes the stones get all gunked up and it impedes the flow. It doesn't look like you have that problem. Just something that I would check.
The leaves look pretty dark green. That could be the lighting too. I've had that when I had too much nitrogen in the soup, during bloom.
The only thing I would suggest is bring that PH down to 6.2 and see if that makes a difference.
 
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