Too much phosphorus?

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by KBRA7, May 11, 2019.

  1. Hi,

    some of top teaves on one of my plants looks like this.
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    Could this be caused by giving too much phosphorus?
     
  2. #2 KBRA7, May 11, 2019
    Last edited: May 11, 2019
    Also, I'm in week 5 of flowering. But the problem started to occur in about week 2 or 3 of flowering and it only got worse. I give them a full dose of Biobizz Bloom nutes so it is definitely not a deficiency. pH is also at the right range.
     
  3. A picture of my own:
     

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  4. Looks like nitrogen toxicity to me.. Welcome to GC
     
  5. Heard to tell but even leafs in back look very dark green which means way too much nitrogen.
     
  6. looks like ot much nitrogen.leaves are canoeing under as well ,,,,mac,
     
  7. #7 KBRA7, May 11, 2019
    Last edited: May 11, 2019
    Thanks for the input guys :) I have low RH in the box (even with a humidifier) so canoeing is probably caused because of that. My girls gets only .5ml/l of biobizz grow per wattering so I doubt it could be related to nitrogen. However, I accidentally put too much epsom salts when they had a really bad magnesium deficiency so dark leaves is probably a result from that... Actually, when I think more about it, all of my problems started after too much Mg... I flushed everything twice but problems still occurs: calcium deficiency (or lockout) is the worst one happening right now. Also I was getting dark spots (phosphorus deficiency) so I increased bloom nutes, and then purpleing started to happen. Lots of yellowing at the bottom leaves. pH were always in a good range. My plants were doing great until Mg incident, and now blooming is slow ...

    Do you guys have any suggestions how should I complete this grow? Increase/decrease nutes, give more/less calmag? Or should I stick to usual portions of nutrients + calmag until flush? As I already gave them a proper flush twice after too much Mg. About 3 weeks left until harvest.
     

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