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Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by Peely, May 31, 2019.

  1. #1 Peely, May 31, 2019
    Hey GC,

    I’m after a little/a lot of advice please.

    The one on the left is a bubblegum XL and the right a Hulkberry, both from RQS, one is advertised as 7-9 weeks and the other 8-10 weeks I think of flowering time. They are both entering week 10 from flip.

    I think I’ve overdone the nutes and they look damaged. Can you please take a look and let me know if it’s nute burn and what I should do next. Should I do a flush? I think I’m probably 2-3 weeks from harvest. The have been fed biobizz grow and bloom all but one feed for the past month or so bar once when I flushed them on the 29th of April.

    Here’s a few photos over the last month......

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    Thank you for reading!




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  2. #2 Papa Puff, Jun 1, 2019
    Soil? If so do a slurry test if u have a ppm meter? I would check pH and than so a slurry so we can figure out what about of feed is still left in the soil.

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  3. #3 Papa Puff, Jun 1, 2019
    Slurry test
    Take a shot glass of soil from ur plant when soil is dry and a shot glass of distilled water. Put in a cup and stir. Stick ur pH and ur tds meter in the solution. This will give u the true pH and the amount of feed in soil! If it's over 350 u will want to water only! Lower than 350 feed.

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  4. #4 Digger, Jun 1, 2019
    Potassium deficiency my friend, it needed to be corrected way, way earlier. The plant is in flower and wanting more P & K...

    Next time ask for help before it even get's to this point:)
     
  5. #5 Peely, Jun 1, 2019
    Thanks guys, PH seems a little high and I’m over 350 at 410ppm.

    Although it late is it worth taking action? What’s the best course, a flush with lower PH water to bring it down a bit, do you think the nute lock out is due to PH?


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