Nute Burn???? or Nute a Def???? multiple pics

gfoyz

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I been trying figure out what the issue is for quite some time now.... I think I may have given too many nutrients in the beginning...but I also think there is a Ph problem with the soil..runoff is typically in the low 5's...been trying to correct by adding some lime and a higher ph of water (like 8ish) - iv stopped all nutrients for almost 2 weeks ...at this point in time I'm not sure what is causing this....I used some sledgehammer about a week ago as well to try and break down some of the excess salt...not a complete flush just a good watering. runoff today was a little better like mid high 5s. - if you can't tell by the pictures...new growth is pretty good in color but supppperrrr slowed like maybe and inch every weak - the browned areas of the leaves are cripsy and brittle - if anybody has any idea then

R.O. soil
R.O. Nutes
water every 3 days...alternating nute/water
couple

any suggestions will help:hump::hug:


by the way...i have my license
 

B.B.V.C.

Well-Known Member
Hey what are your temps/humidity like? Those look exactly how mine did and im pretty sure it was caused by heat stress since my temps were around 28-30°c and humidity around 25%. It was early in their life and i hadnt been feeding too much nutes so i dont think it was nute burn.
 

gfoyz

Member
Temperature is pretty steady between 68-72 F ..humidity fluctuates some but usually stays between 30 and 40

I appreciate the fast response!
 
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