Plant Sickness need help! Pics

smokeybandit22

smokeybandit22

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wood ash is VERY acidic. better off with some molasses. you can add some hydrated lime or fine dolomite lime to your top layer of soil to helpo buffer and keep the ph around 7. too little nutes is always better than too many. first weeks of flowering is always a tricky time even for experienced growers. prob took many of us 2-3 grows before we worked out the kinks u r experiencing. your bloom nutes ound good. I would go with 3/4 strength and maintain it there until the end
 
HiGHLiFE28

HiGHLiFE28

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smokeybandit22 said:
wood ash is VERY acidic. better off with some molasses. you can add some hydrated lime or fine dolomite lime to your top layer of soil to helpo buffer and keep the ph around 7. too little nutes is always better than too many. first weeks of flowering is always a tricky time even for experienced growers. prob took many of us 2-3 grows before we worked out the kinks u r experiencing. your bloom nutes ound good. I would go with 3/4 strength and maintain it there until the end
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This is my third and I am glad its not just me. I think this hapened cuz I was flushing on the way into flower cuz i thot the discoloration wa nute burn and didnt realize my ph was 8 cuz i didnt hve my auto phing nutes in. Ugh next time i will be way more careful around this time.
 
smokeybandit22

smokeybandit22

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always remember to feed immediately upon flush or they will yellow fast, especially if they are starting to to beging with. it took me till 4th girl flowering before I got it right. had one that lost every single fan leaf too, still finnished up ok but was quite a poor yield. just got to keep those levels up here on in and you should make it ok
 
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