Vitus.Syndrome
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I'm not sure if this is Magnesium deficiency or not. This is my first grow so I haven't had a chance to see all the deficiencies myself yet.
Is this Mg defeicency
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amsterdayum
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without pics/more info theres no way to know...
Vitus.Syndrome
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Wow, apologize I thought I had put pictures up with the post.
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Vitus.Syndrome
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Right now they get a foliage nitrogen feeding every other day. They are watered with sensi-grow by advanced nutrients every two-three days.
looks like mg deficiency, probably brought on by the pH being a little high. My plants were lookin a little low on calcium and some magnesium and I just cut open a lime and squeezed some in the water when I watered them yesterday it worked pretty awesome they look all healthy.
UserFriendly
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Could be mg def, bu I think it's probably nute burn.
Vitus.Syndrome
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My pH is doesn't get above 7.25 and on that particular plant the pH of the soil was at 7.14 a day ago. This browning has been around for about half a week.
Greyskull
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well i am not the soil growing pro by any stretch of the means, but I have been taught to feed soil plants at ph range 6.2-6.6... maybe try lowering your PH for a few feedings and see if that unlocks the defiency?
i am not an expert but from what i understand ph range affects the uptake ability of nutrients....
good luck
i am not an expert but from what i understand ph range affects the uptake ability of nutrients....
good luck
cashcow1000
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Nute burn appears on the tips of the leaves and Mg deficiencies are within the leaf. CLEARLY Mg DEFICIENCY.
Don't give advice if you don't know what the f you're talking about, these forums are bs when you post your guesses.
Peace!
cashcow1000
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go to the pharmacy and buy a small container of Epsom Salt. Use a teaspoon or so in your next watering. Thats it.
Ask people to post "WHY" they suggest something, cuz half the S@$T people have told you ARE WAY OFF! (except the PH guy, he may also be onto the cause of your def. I am your solution with epsom salt (Mg).
Happy Growing.
Ask people to post "WHY" they suggest something, cuz half the S@$T people have told you ARE WAY OFF! (except the PH guy, he may also be onto the cause of your def. I am your solution with epsom salt (Mg).
Happy Growing.
Vitus.Syndrome
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So a little Epsom salt should do it, that's good to know.
Is baking soda pH up or down?
Is baking soda pH up or down?
ricjaywhit
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Baking Soda is ph plus
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