Bronze spots and fan leaf dying

[Myskellos]

Get that starting water fixed, then fertigate with 30% strength balanced nutrients to 30% run-off for the next 4 fertigations then increase the strength to 50% with 20% run-f until the plant looks healthy again and perhaps to harvest.

Truly appreciate the reply and the advices. Sounds like real knowledge there!!
So, I soften the water with distilled water and mix nutrient at 30% of the schedule suggested as soon as the soil dries off a bit or as soon as possible?
Should I always ph the fertigation?
Thanks again man

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Truly appreciate the reply and the advices. Sounds like real knowledge there!!
So, I soften the water with distilled water and mix nutrient at 30% of the schedule suggested as soon as the soil dries off a bit or as soon as possible?
Should I always ph the fertigation?
Thanks again man

Yes, The PH for Bio-bizz is 6.3. I would fertigate to 30% runoff with the fixed water and 30% balanced solution ASAP.

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

Yes I did fill the form, it's the third post of this thread. I also did the slurry test and the PH is fine. So... Wtf is going on?? Thanks man, appreciate!!

Ya I went back and read thread/ looked at all pics! Had just quickly scanned it 1st time so why I didn’t see all the different stuff happening! I knew MoG would be able to point u in right direction!

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Looks like I finally did what I do best, stir the pot and see what boils over. Me luv u long long time. The main part of my last post was...use the whole sentance, not just a cut and paste portion that fits your narrative, then glossing completely over the part where I said we all have our own way of doing things...but still...nothing but love for ya......
Mods, if I'm out of line here, please let me know.

 

[Bill.de.Cat]

Truly appreciate the reply and the advices. Sounds like real knowledge there!!
So, I soften the water with distilled water and mix nutrient at 30% of the schedule suggested as soon as the soil dries off a bit or as soon as possible?
Should I always ph the fertigation?
Thanks again man

Yeah, Man O Green got it going on.

 

[Luketheduke]

@Myskellos You have several things going on simultaneously here. Get your environment in order 68°F night 78°F Day wit RH >40%<60%

Your starting water is too high PPM @336 which means you are getting too much Calcium every time you feed or water. You need to mix 2 gallons of Distilled or RO water with 1 gallon of tap to get this down to 100PPM. do not add Cal-Mag.

You have too much fertilizer in the pot and judging by the dark green color of the leaves too much nitrogen.

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So you are locking out K, C with nitrogen and B, Mg and P with calcium.

Get that starting water fixed, then fertigate with 30% strength balanced nutrients to 30% run-off for the next 4 fertigations then increase the strength to 50% with 20% run-f until the plant looks healthy again and perhaps to harvest.

I was reading through this post and saw this comment manogreen. Im confused, so when I water my plants I should be using a mixture of 2 gallons distilled and 1 gallon of my tap (well water) ? Or else the ppm will be too high just using well water itself?

 

[low_and_slow]

Looks like I finally did what I do best, stir the pot and see what boils over. Me luv u long long time. The main part of my last post was...use the whole sentance, not just a cut and paste portion that fits your narrative, then glossing completely over the part where I said we all have our own way of doing things...but still...nothing but love for ya......
Mods, if I'm out of line here, please let me know.

Cool. Ripping leaves off a sick plant is patently bad advice.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

I was reading through this post and saw this comment manogreen. Im confused, so when I water my plants I should be using a mixture of 2 gallons distilled and 1 gallon of my tap (well water) ? Or else the ppm will be too high just using well water itself?

@Luketheduke This recommendation is specific to @Myskellos starting water of 336 PPM and is not a blanket rule. Go back and read the entire thread for context.

 

[Myskellos]

Hi @Mañ'O'Green , I did what you suggested. 5 lt of water at 100 ppm (96 ppm with the TDS meter to be precise) then dissolved the nute at 30 % of the corresponding week of the biobizz schedule (BioGrow 0.3 ml/l, Biobloom 0.7 ml/l, TopMax 0.3 ml/l).
I watered and had about 25-30% runoff the fat banana, just out curiosity I took note of the runoff: pH 6, 700 ppm.
You suggested to do it 4 times: when I should do the second time? As soon as the soil have 1-2 inches dry?

Now I fear I'm facing the same issue with the Quick One plant, which basically has been given the same nute/watering schedule except for the last 'treatment' you suggested and the BioBloom extra dose I did for the fat banana.
It seems the same evolution that Fat Banana had: dark brown splotches on fan leaves. Also the Quick One has always had a darker color than the other and been always a little droopy. I don't know if is N tox, but it looks sad and is not stretching as the fat banana plant. Even if she's supposed to be quicker...

Do you suggest to intervene with the same treatment (100ppm-d water with 30% nutes and abundant runoff) or just feeding it with a proper water + nutes?

THanks a lot man

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Hi @Mañ'O'Green , I did what you suggested. 5 lt of water at 100 ppm (96 ppm with the TDS meter to be precise) then dissolved the nute at 30 % of the corresponding week of the biobizz schedule (BioGrow 0.3 ml/l, Biobloom 0.7 ml/l, TopMax 0.3 ml/l).
I watered and had about 25-30% runoff the fat banana, just out curiosity I took note of the runoff: pH 6, 700 ppm.
You suggested to do it 4 times: when I should do the second time? As soon as the soil have 1-2 inches dry?

Now I fear I'm facing the same issue with the Quick One plant, which basically has been given the same nute/watering schedule except for the last 'treatment' you suggested and the BioBloom extra dose I did for the fat banana.
It seems the same evolution that Fat Banana had: dark brown splotches on fan leaves. Also the Quick One has always had a darker color than the other and been always a little droopy. I don't know if is N tox, but it looks sad and is not stretching as the fat banana plant. Even if she's supposed to be quicker...

Do you suggest to intervene with the same treatment (100ppm-d water with 30% nutes and abundant runoff) or just feeding it with a proper water + nutes?

THanks a lot man

Yes, repeat whenever the pot needs water.

Yes, The same excess nutrient condition would exist in the other pots fed too much. I would treat all plants with the low PPM and run-off.