f4ouram
Member
I have two strains in my tray now: urkle, and grandad. They were rooted in cocoa cubes and a little over a week ago I transplanted them into rockwool cubes that were soaked overnight, but the pH might have been a little high when transplanted. On day 3 the urkles started losing color, day 5 I flushed all the cubes with 3.1 pH water to try to fix that problem but didn't want to OVER water so I never did it again. Since then, all the plants have lost alot color and lower leaves are yellow with brown spots, some worse than others. It looks like I have a phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium deficiency. Leaves are yellow, brown, some leaf tips are burned, twisting, etc. My initial thought was that it may be a nute lockout due to excessive nitrogen. The nutes I'm using are:
Micro, grow, bloom
B-52
No Shock
Hygrozyme
H202
Temp stay around 75 and humidity 50-55%
I have a flood tray so I started top feeding the plants a few days ago hoping they'd recoup. I was thinking maybe they're getting too much water now because the cubes are always wet. The lights are turned to 75% (1000 watt) in an attempt to dry out the cubes a bit, but I'm lost. It's day 10 now and I've seen no improvement. Below are pics of both group of girls and some close ups of leaf problems. Any advice would be soooo tremendously helpful.
Micro, grow, bloom
B-52
No Shock
Hygrozyme
H202
Temp stay around 75 and humidity 50-55%
I have a flood tray so I started top feeding the plants a few days ago hoping they'd recoup. I was thinking maybe they're getting too much water now because the cubes are always wet. The lights are turned to 75% (1000 watt) in an attempt to dry out the cubes a bit, but I'm lost. It's day 10 now and I've seen no improvement. Below are pics of both group of girls and some close ups of leaf problems. Any advice would be soooo tremendously helpful.
To much of something else too
Or maybe it a ph issue