Flowering, is this toxicity or light burn?

Discussion in 'First Time Marijuana Growers' started by ElChoppo, Aug 14, 2018.

  1. Week 7 of flower, is this a nute deficiemcy or light burn? Or could it be something else? [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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  2. My guess ph first. Than during first part of flower they are really hungry. Looks like she needs cal mag too. I would cut nitro give her bloom nutes pk boosters and calmag and molasses

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  3. Let me see them in natural light not BLURPLE

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  4. Been feeding them at 5.6-5.8 but it was a bit low 2 weeks ago. Feeding them exactly that but didnt want to add calmag as it had nitro, will try doing that. Cheers.

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  5. Cant turn the light off right now.

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  6. Ok when you can post it and I'll try to help can't see anything under BLURPLE kights
     
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  7. In what? Is this hydroponics? peatmoss? coco?
    You fed them that, is that the runoff?
     
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  8. I thought I saw calcium deficiency too but hard to tell with the led light on.

    I use calimagic as my cal mag because it has the least N in the calmag supplements.

    Are you in coco? If so, what is runoff ph?
     
  9. Its coco, ph is usually at 5.6-5.8 when i feed them. Runoff is about 6ish.

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  10. They are in coco, runoff is 6ish. Ive been tising calimagic too. I thought the leaves looked abit dark green so i cut it out. Will try adding it in the next feed .

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  11. Raise your ph of feed to 6.1 for the remainder of flower. I’ve found the lower ph is fine for veg, but as the plants start taking in nutrients at the flowering stage much quicker, the higher ph makes more calcium available. 6.0 is right on the cusp of calcium uptake on the low end and phosphorus uptake on the high end of ph.
     
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  12. Dark green leaves isn't from too much cal/mag. It's from too much nitrogen.
     
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  13. The dark green leaves with the sheen like appearance makes me feel like this is nitrogen tox. Your leaves aren't supposed to shine like that.


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  14. Do you have purple stems are the viens in the leaf not the. Normal look its cal-mag either way I would FLUSH first let dry and then add something you might be in a lockout bc to much nutes in coco

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  15. Good advice ill give that a go next feed. Cheers.

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  16. Yeah, but there is 1-0-0 ratio npk in calimagic im quite sure.

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  17. I agree, but i cut out calmag and everthing else is bloom nutes, bloom additives etc... Ill take a second look at what im feeding...

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  18. Fair enough then, ill try flushing it before the next feed tommorow. Feed at 6.1 ph but maybe half strength cal-mag?

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  19. This is what the stems look like, best i could do at this time with the lights... Purpleish stems.

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  20. Are you still feeding grow nutrients?
    That'd be where I'd try cutting the nitrogen. Coco grows require more cal/mag than other mediums.
     

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