Looking for some input on a possible problem
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Been 16 days since the last feed for the affected plant and she is not showing any new signs of K toxicity. Another feed is due in 2 days so do you think it’s ok to give her nutrients again and if so should I cut the concentration back to try and stop it from happening again?
So this is my other plant now, what ya figure is up with this one
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Ohh...im having this too only much worse. With burns and clawing is much worse than yours. My personal opinion is soil issue. My soil PH must be whacked like crazy. A small flush helped though. The plant I'm speaking about was stunted during seedling and I have abused it very much ever since. I'll take a picture later and show you. Although it can't help you much but may help you feel better knowing that they can still flower and produce even if u try to kill them...lol
Interested to see what others think?
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So mine is really f'ed up but its most likely a PH + drainage issue.
Yours looks like a combo of toxicity. Hope u get better luck at the infirmary section.
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So mine is really f'ed up but its most likely a PH + drainage issue.
Yours looks like a combo of toxicity. Hope u get better luck at the infirmary section.
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Yeah i am going to give her a good flush and lay off the nutes for a bit. Hoping it starts to level out afterwards. Thanks for your input, hope you get yours figured out as well
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... DH, that's a micronute defc. starting on the uppers,.. looks like Zn to me,... check the soil pH and see if it's over 6.8, where most micro's start to lock out,... low feeds may have lead to this, as well as other pH problems, which screw with the chemistry and render them unavailable,.. you'll need a dedicated micronute supplement to treat this best... soil plus foliar is the best route; you'll need a wetting agent for spraying to be most effective, and spray tops and bottoms of leaves (more stomata there)... wetting agents allow the solution to coat and stick better instead of beading up; Earth Juice Microblast is a good one,.. Coco-Wet is my fav' agent,...
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