Whats This Deficiency??

Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014.

  1. #1 HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014
    Supp y'all?? Does this look my Purple Trainwreck has a nitrogen def to you guys or what? ImageUploadedByGrasscity Forum1408658972.395346.jpg ImageUploadedByGrasscity Forum1408658985.495655.jpg ImageUploadedByGrasscity Forum1408658997.996202.jpg


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  2. #2 rain dancer, Aug 22, 2014
    It looks like the beginning of magnesium deficiency, with nute burn and heat stress. But the heat stress Could be magnesium exhibiting another classic sign.
     
  3. #3 HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014
    Ok thanks!! I only feed her once a week. The heat may be a factor I believe.. Think I should try some cal-mag at half strength?

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  4. #4 rain dancer, Aug 22, 2014
    Sure, let us know your results. :)
     
  5. #5 Digital Veil, Aug 22, 2014
    Epsom salt is prob better if you've got it, can also foliar.
     
  6. #6 HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014
    Ok Thanks!! I will post & update..
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  7. #7 HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014
    Really? How should I mix it? I actually do have some Epsom salt!!

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  8. #8 Digital Veil, Aug 22, 2014
    Prob use a tablespoon per gallon if watering, maybe a teaspoon if foliar feeding.  Magnesium gets absorbed well during a foliar so I would suggest that method.
     
  9. #9 HoodBotanist203, Aug 22, 2014
    Ok Thanks!! I'm going to try it now!! I'll post an update on how they're doing!! Also, should I ph the water if I'm foliar feeding?


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  10. #10 Digital Veil, Aug 22, 2014
    Nope, just use some r/o water with the epsoms.
     
  11. #11 HoodBotanist203, Aug 24, 2014
    Ok thanks!!

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  12. #12 Meowlocked, Aug 24, 2014
    Good advice in this thread via Epsom salt method!
     

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