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Greenbusch
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Not normal in my grows. Should be a rich green.
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Greenbusch
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What do I need to do? I just started feeding today
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Not sure, can you provide information about your temps humidity lights pH and nutes? And how old the plant is?
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iBas-- get me a whole plant pic, and another top shot not so close, just to be sure!.. that looks to likely be a micronute' defc., Fe and/or Zn... these are immobile nutes within the plant, meaning they can't be transloctated from older foliage to new growth to support the needs.. you will need a dedicated micronutrient supplement to deal with this... also, check the soil pH to make sure this isn't a pH lockout issue; around 6.8 and above, these two metals lock out rapidly!Temp stays from 73 to 77, no more no less, humidity 45-55, I'm using a 36W led grow bulb I bought off amazon, just started nutes yesterday, I'm using Fox Farm Big Bloom. This Friday coming up she'll be 4 weeks old
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well, Big Bloom is more of a supplement really; check the NPK numbers-- all in the decimals! Not nearly enough to be considered a food IMO,... but good stuff! It's menat to be used in conjunction with the other nutes, Grow Big and Tiger bloom... none of these will fix that defc. very well, if at all,... Earth Juice makes a good micronute supplement, but there are others,...
