I'm guessing nute overdose ?

BurnzyBurnz

BurnzyBurnz

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So I am 99.9% sure this is a nutrient deficiency. However I love discussions on here and getting different growers opinions. I'm not perfect and making mistakes isn't a mistake at all... It's simply a method that didn't take but a lesson learned, furthermore personal advancement.

Take a look at my pictures and let me know what you think.

* Background Info *

- Growing in 18" pots - Coir mix
- Water = R.O @ 6.0 pH
- Lights 18/6
- Strain: White widow (feminized)

:leaf: "This problem has been ongoing for about 1 Month now. Her two sisters are doing just fine. Both same seeds, feedings, everything etc... " :leaf:

HELP o_O
 

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From what I can see looks like over watering. Over watering also forces more nutes on your plant. I could be wrong. Also looks like it could be receiving to much nitrogen. I would flush and give some cal-mag along side your nutes and give lighter feedings and let them dry a bit nice light pots before watering. Again not sure if this is the issue.
 
BurnzyBurnz said:
So I am 99.9% sure this is a nutrient deficiency. However I love discussions on here and getting different growers opinions. I'm not perfect and making mistakes isn't a mistake at all... It's simply a method that didn't take but a lesson learned, furthermore personal advancement.

Take a look at my pictures and let me know what you think.

* Background Info *

- Growing in 18" pots - Coir mix
- Water = R.O @ 6.0 pH
- Lights 18/6
- Strain: White widow (feminized)

:leaf: "This problem has been ongoing for about 1 Month now. Her two sisters are doing just fine. Both same seeds, feedings, everything etc... " :leaf:

HELP o_O
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Textbook definition of zinc deficiency. Never thought ive seen the deficiency on here until now. A zinc deficiency is best described as a magnesium deficiency but instead of interveinal chlorosis happening from the bottom up, it starts from the top down.
 
Cool just checking, see if we could pin point a reason for zinc def.
You say the other plants are fine. It can only be two things in my mind, that plant is overwatered which can cause problems with zinc uptake or its the plant directly under the light and closest and it just looks like a zinc def because its slow light burn.

Don't see how it can be much else if other plants are fine, ph is good, if it were the RO water it would be wide spread and more likely to see a calcium or magnesium def than zinc.

Thems my thought on the matter :-?
 
coreywebster said:
Cool just checking, see if we could pin point a reason for zinc def.
You say the other plants are fine. It can only be two things in my mind, that plant is overwatered which can cause problems with zinc uptake or its the plant directly under the light and closest and it just looks like a zinc def because its slow light burn.

Don't see how it can be much else if other plants are fine, ph is good, if it were the RO water it would be wide spread and more likely to see a calcium or magnesium def than zinc.

Thems my thought on the matter :-?
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Perhaps it is to close to the light... But they are all the same distance 8" ... I know it seems close but the lights aren't very strong.

I'm also stumped tho, I don't see what could be wrong seeing as the other two are doing great. I mean even this one looks good but definitely some deficiency happening.

I did a decent flush this morning and will let it dry out than try a new round of the ' Grow Big '.

Thanks for your time and help.
 
BurnzyBurnz said:
I'm also stumped tho, I don't see what could be wrong seeing as the other two are doing great.
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It doesnt matter if the other two are doing fine. Think of it like this... Your mom has three children, one grows to be average height, one a little shorter than the rest, one that is super tall. Also, one eats like normal, one doesnt like to eat much, one likes to eat like a pig. One has sensitive skin etc., I think you get what im trying to say now.
 
Thegermling said:
It doesnt matter if the other two are doing fine. Think of it like this... Your mom has three children, one grows to be average height, one a little shorter than the rest, one that is super tall. Also, one eats like normal, one doesnt like to eat much, one likes to eat like a pig. One has sensitive skin etc., I think you get what im trying to say now.
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