I can't upload pics from my phone but my first set of leaf has a yellow spot on it, I am growing in MG with pre added nutes, it looks as if the veins of the leaf are lightened as well slightly. Is this a nute burn or what?
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I can't upload pics from my phone but my first set of leaf has a yellow spot on it, I am growing in MG with pre added nutes, it looks as if the veins of the leaf are lightened as well slightly. Is this a nute burn or what?
Yeah could be if your using miracle grow. Not ideal.
Wat you growing... what's your light etc? How far on is she?
Wat you growing... what's your light etc? How far on is she?
If you can find anything to read that sets your mind at ease have a look at these
https://www.autoflower.org/f90/deficiency-pics-16474.html
Hard for us to tell without pictures.
Unfortunately you will have to have a read around
Or certainly give more info
Light type
Schedule
Auto/non auto
Temp light on/off
Air circulation/extraction
Watered/fed
Atb bro
https://www.autoflower.org/f90/deficiency-pics-16474.html
Hard for us to tell without pictures.
Unfortunately you will have to have a read around
Or certainly give more info
Light type
Schedule
Auto/non auto
Temp light on/off
Air circulation/extraction
Watered/fed
Atb bro
Hi ssd, I am growing big bang from ghsc, I am 1.5 weeks from seedling and I am using a 250w CFL bulb, I've flushed it in case it's nute burn and am hoping to see some change over the next few days. I'm a complete newbie and require medicine, I thought I had researched everything but I guess this is not the case! I don't want her to die LOL
https://www.autoflower.org/members/zain123-albums-big-bang-cfl-250w-picture348016-imag0049.jpg
This is a picture from my album. Does it look like nutrient burn to anyone? Check out my album please
This is a picture from my album. Does it look like nutrient burn to anyone? Check out my album please
Looks like a nice plant to me. All I see is a small brown spot. At that stage, it could be minor damage. I'd wait for more development. The worst thing you could do is start trying to fix a non-existant problem when the plant is in such a delicate period.
OTOH: MG nutes are regularly discouraged.
I know exactly how you feel. I was in your shoes 9 months ago. Avoid the tendency to "kill your plants with kindness." Be patient. Don't overwater. Invest in ph and tds pens. (I can recommend inexpensive ones.).
I don't have any experience with MG. It's hard to believe they're as bad as you'd gather from all the posts urging they not be used. But, there are nutrients that are more commonly used by cannabis growers. Grow More Sea Grow seems to be near the MG price point, but held in a much higher esteem. I'm using it right now.
See these threads:
https://www.autoflower.org/f44/first-time-set-up-29944.html
https://www.autoflower.org/f5/sea-grow-new-user-27248.html
https://www.autoflower.org/f119/growmore-nutrients-q-tdibear-27614.html
Also goauto's comments on my visitor page:
https://www.autoflower.org/members/goauto6-with-az2000.html
Try to memorize the common deficiencies like P, K and Mg:
http://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-symptoms-picture
You're going to make mistakes. Keep notes of everything you do so you learn from it.
A quick update, she surfaced on the 26th, and has been repotted as I did not add perlite in my mix. Hopefully it's not stunted for too long, I am seeing a bit more yellowing on the veins of the leafs, and have got another seed germinating for an outdoor pot grow. I will not be using MG compost anymore and am considering store brand multi purpose compost. Any suggestions? I need advise on UK based nutes as well if anyone has any experience please let me know.
Firing a blunt of girl scout cookies....good night.
Firing a blunt of girl scout cookies....good night.
The largest producing autos that I have done so far have been done using MG Moisture Control soil. I don't use it anymore as I have gone more organic. But since ur using it I'll give you my experience with it. Its too hot for seedlings but eventually they will go. You just have to give them time. Try to refrain from giving any nutes through the soil but if you do so do it lightly as you can get nute burn very easily. I relied on foliage ferts the most
