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I gave my girls some more nutrients, and a few days later this happened:
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What is this and how do I fix it?
 
Problem: unknown? Have some cupping on the edges of the leaves, and the leaves are turning pale

Medium/grow method: coco coir and perlite, hand watering

Feed: and supplements used: General Hydroponics trio, watering every 3 days or so.

water source: I buy gallons of distilled water

Strain/age: Green Crack from Fast Buds, 6 weeks

light used: Self made LED using 10 of the bridgelux EB 4500k

Climate: indor grow tent, temps stay around 67-73, humidity around 55-65, working on it.

Additional info: I just transitioned into the next strength of nutes (1sp per gallon) from the 1/4, she was doing great beforehand, and now a few days later she's got something wrong. Did I do too much or too little of something?
 
Problem: unknown? Have some cupping on the edges of the leaves, and the leaves are turning pale

Medium/grow method: coco coir and perlite, hand watering

Feed: and supplements used: General Hydroponics trio, watering every 3 days or so.

water source: I buy gallons of distilled water

Strain/age: Green Crack from Fast Buds, 6 weeks

light used: Self made LED using 10 of the bridgelux EB 4500k

Climate: indor grow tent, temps stay around 67-73, humidity around 55-65, working on it.

Additional info: I just transitioned into the next strength of nutes (1sp per gallon) from the 1/4, she was doing great beforehand, and now a few days later she's got something wrong. Did I do too much or too little of something?
Dont know if this is any help.......i dont do coco so not sure on the extra nutes required
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So many of those look the same to me, I still don't know what's wrong.
If u tag @Waira .......he is the guru for plants probs.......im no expert but i can help but feel their lacking in something,this is why i prefer soil ,got its own nutes and arent so fickle .......ur in the right place though......someone will chime in that knows

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So many of those look the same to me, I still don't know what's wrong.
The reason i say that i think their lacking something is that the veins on ur leaves are very pale (none on that chart look like that).......its almost as if they have sucked all the goodness out of ur coco,which again will always require added nutes..........@ Wile E Peyote ur a coco man ...any ideas

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:smoking: hey Spiffy, what's good, luv? ... so, some odd stuff happening here,.. that tip claw looks like N-tox, but the plant seems too pale for that,... the interveinal yellowing looks like Mg defc., but hitting higher up than usual,... are you using Ca-Mg, to keep that coco's Ca-hogging from happening? Recall what we talked about with coco's odd CEC characteristics,... well, Mg is also strongly bound, just not as much as Ca,... and are you doing about 15% run-off every time? this is critical for coco as well, to keep the nutes from building up,.. and of course, a pH reading is also important, to see if this is a lock-out situation, or lack of,.. or a nute build-up issue,.. did you get a TDS/EC meter?-- also critical for managing your nutrient strength,.. recall, coco is more like hydro than soil! With this, we can also check your run-off for ppm/EC and see if there's too much build-up in there, which can screw with pH and mess with uptake of other nutes,... I suspect some of both here, but with no data, I'm just guessing,... seems you feed strength has been pretty mild, but cumulative inputs can be insidious for salts accumulations,...

Spiffy, have you checked out the Defc. Pic Depot here, in the highlighted sticky section above here? there's great pics, so you can get some familiarity with symptoms,... :thumbsup:
 
I have been giving the calmag. My best guess is potassium deficiency, and it's been getting a bit hot (no control over the building temperature, need to get an AC) so the ones that are deficient have heat stress.
How do I fix this?
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