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BudRN

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• Monday at 6:00 PM

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Everything is going swimmingly except the very tips of my leaves. Any ideas? Humboldt Hella Jelly, PPFD 460, Living Soil ”light” and amendments, 3 weeks into veg, 4 1/2 weeks from sprout.

 

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Jimski

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• Monday at 6:47 PM

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Mine looked like that from week 4. As long as it is not accompanied by curling or leaf necrosis it is associated with max nutrition uptake. Also looks like early light burn but with no other symptoms or presentations I would hold steady.
Pretty plants.

 

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BudRN

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• Monday at 6:56 PM

• #3

Thanks! Yeah, the plants are healthy. They are actually doing it less now(with higher ppfd) and it mostly resolves as they get older. Lil girl must be nute sensitive.

 

Nutty sKunK

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• Tuesday at 1:05 AM

• #4

I have finally figured out what causes yellow tips like that!!! Took me ages.

It’s a warning sign of too much K (potassium)

 

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BudRN

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• Wednesday at 9:36 AM

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Nutty sKunK said:

I have finally figured out what causes yellow tips like that!!! Took me ages.

It’s a warning sign of too much K (potassium)

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Any idea how to counter that? Just feeding craft blend(rarely) in build a soil light. Growing pretty well. Here’s a pic from today and you can compare the growth by looking at the hanging monitor.

 

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Nutty sKunK

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• Wednesday at 10:22 AM

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BudRN said:

Any idea how to counter that? Just feeding craft blend(rarely) in build a soil light. Growing pretty well. Here’s a pic from today and you can compare the growth by looking at the hanging monitor.

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Not much you can do with your setup. And tbh not much is needing to be done.

It’s just a warning sign at this stage and the plant will grow into it (out of it). Growth rate seems good and that’s what matters