Yellow leaf tips on new growth...Help

[NaturalBornKiller]

Ok so im kind of worried by northern lights auto are starting to get yellow on leaf tips only on new growth....im using 50/50 fox farms ocean forest/happy frog just gave them some general organics nutes yesterday but the tips seemed to have started before that...this is only there 2nd feeding at 1/4 strength so i dont think ita nute burn...any ideas? Humidity is kinda low too at 30percent....

 

[alley_walker]

Just a slight case of nute burn.. You caught it early. A little water to flush and then let the soil dry for 4 days or so.. Not a problem.. Refrain fro,m feeding for 10 days. You has plenty of nutes and you need to adjust your feedings accordingly. 1/4 strength for soil with no nutes.. Not your situation..

 

[NaturalBornKiller]

Yeah thats what I guessed...I didnt realize nute burn could happen so fast its been less than 24 hours since feeding....

 

[GoAuto6]

I'm gonna see if we can get this moved to the inferary. get you some more help. I tend to agree with ally look's lke you got a little hot....cut back to 1/8 strength after your flush...

flush = 2 times pot size through

 

[MrN]

thread moved by request...:thumbs:...:group:

 

[NaturalBornKiller]

Hey guys one more question...about to flush is it 2x or 3x pot size as i have 4 3 gallon pots and 2 five gallons pots (Thats alot of RO im gonna have to buy)...all were fed same nutes should i flush all of them or just those with yellow tips?

 

[The Squid]

Your issue isn't that severe. I wouldn't go flushing your pots, just feed plain Ph water is my suggestion. No nutes for a while. Don't think the flush is necessary.

 

[NaturalBornKiller]

Ok..I wont flush unless it get worse..gonna get some more RO water just incase..thanx guys will update in a few days...

 

[The Squid]

Good idea. And if it worsens and you do wanna flush I don't think the standard 3x pot size should be used. Maybe 1.5x. My

 

[virginia gent]

That tip burn seems to be very common, you even see it on pics from seed banks. I get it just about every time. This grow once the girls started needing water more than once a week it was easy to do plain water between feeds.