Leaves falling off on the bottom

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017.

  1. #1 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
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    I ever seen this I can’t tell if it’s a deficiency. The strain is bubblegum I got online. All the bottom leaves are turning yellowish then brown. Even the bottom new growth looks like this and falling off on its own. Ph is 5.5 when I water it. I use fox farm big grow food for nutes.


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  2. #2 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
    Medium?
     
  3. #3 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
  4. #4 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
    Ph 5.5 is too low. You want 6.2 to 6.8 for soil I found 6.6 to be the sweet spot so that could be your problem
     
  5. #5 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
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    For future reference.
    At 5.5 you get no phosphurous no magnesium and no calcium. Very little nitrogen. Fox farms OF has plenty of nutrients but your plant isn't consuming them when your p.h is so low.
     
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  6. #6 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
    It can be. always been doing 5.5 ph From now on I’ll try 6.5


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  7. #7 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
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    This is the underneath where it's falling off it looks like the leaves are getting burned.


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  8. #8 igromyown, Oct 30, 2017
    Looks like you may have a spidermite problem. Small web in the close up pic. Check the underside of your leaves for the little buggers

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  9. #9 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
    I checked it's in my basement so it's always little spiders on them


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  10. #10 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
    Pretty sure its a phosphurous defficiency from p.h being too low.
     
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  11. #11 fibzeih, Oct 30, 2017
    My blooming plant has a bad cal mag problems and I bet it's from wrong pH toi


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  12. #12 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
    Yeah I was looking at that post a minute ago. Sadly when you have a phosphurous defficiency it can be the start of many other immobile defficiencies as well. Get the p.h in check then go from there
     
  13. #13 dubs_okaygo, Oct 30, 2017
    Phosphurous is a big part of the plants ability to take in nutrients
     

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