nute burn or pH problem?

earthmoverjem

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #1

Hey all this is an autoflower in ffof me and my partner have been having this problen and its popping up on more leaves idk if its nute burn or problems with the pH considering we don't do anything with the pH of the water, we just water. Weve kind of flushed it twice and when I say kind of we didn't use 3x a 5 gallon buckets worth we just used about 7 full cups worth, any recommendations, will this get out of hand, how can we reverse this?

 

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earthmoverjem

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #2

And here's a beauty shot of her as of today man were excited. She's 2 weeks

 

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warble

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #3

Looks like a ph problem locking up cal-mag. I chop the damaged tips, like when you're cloning. Next time you water or feed, add some cal-mag, and ph between 5.8-6.3

 

crawlintbss

Well-Known Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #4

why would he ph 5.8-6.3 when cal/mag gets locked out at anything lower than 6.4 in soil.

PH to 6.5. looksl ike maybe calmag in the 1 pic but more like over fertilizing.

What soil are you in? when my girls where 2 weeks i got slight spts like that which i chalked up to the stupid Miracle Grow potting mix i used was to hot for the seedlings. I moved to fox farm tho now.

 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger

• Dec 9, 2014

• #5

in all honesty, it looks fine to me..
i don't think i'd go chasing ghosts at this point, which more than likely will only cause further problems down the road imvho..

 

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THE KONASSURE

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #6

you probably splashed the plant with some of its feed when watering ? Looks plenty healthy for a young lass

 

racerboy71

bud bootlegger

• Dec 9, 2014

• #7

THE KONASSURE said:

you probably splashed the plant with some of its feed when watering ? Looks plenty healthy for a young lass

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this is exactly what i was thinking too... seeing it's on a bottom leaf, looks like you may have splashed it with some water and it got burn a lil bit.. not a big deal imvo..
the rest of the plant looks nice and green and healthy, which makes me think it was a minor spill or w/e on a few leaves..

 

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THE KONASSURE

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #8

racerboy71 said:

this is exactly what i was thinking too... seeing it's on a bottom leaf, looks like you may have splashed it with some water and it got burn a lil bit.. not a big deal imvo..
the rest of the plant looks nice and green and healthy, which makes me think it was a minor spill or w/e on a few leaves..

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Some times you do it days or even a week before you notice it too or a random drop of run off hits them or your hand is damp with nutes and you don`t even know you brushed a plant hell you could get nutes on your clothes and brush the plant, indoor crammed spaces, happens to me all the time, I`m always baked too it`s either risk dropping stuff baked or risk dropping stuff due to pain/cramps

Hmm maybe someone younger should be growing my plants and I should just be shouting at them ? lol

 

earthmoverjem

Member

• Dec 9, 2014

• #9

Well I haven't even started giving it food yet and the water is just water no nutrients in it, so no reason to worry?

 

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THE KONASSURE

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• Dec 9, 2014

• #10

still could have got some kind of burn from water going into the soil and touching the leaves when it was young also sometimes the light can be a bit too much for them when they don`t have much root mass yet

I`d just wait maybe start it on some root feed as the b vits they normally put in that stuff lower stress