DevChronics
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Growing in coco/perlite clay pellet drip system
Using floral series neuts.
600w mh
Using floral series neuts.
600w mh
cal/mag Def I think need advice
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crawlintbss
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deff calcium.
Mine first problem started like that. Goldish/silver tone to the spots. theyll turn copper soon and then dark. whole leave will slowly die out. I never tried foliar feeding. i dont care for watering the leaves of a plant. never good imo. Dose calcium/mag. make sure your ph isnt off and causing lockout. my first time was not enough calmag due to distilled water, then ph was too low due to bad ph meter and soil dipped too low and locked out.
get to it FAST. Its spreads and gets worse very fast. like within 36hrs. dose epsom and molasses if you dont have calmag right now. Grandmas Unsulphured molasses has 2% of each cal and mag. good shit.
Good luck. you should see the spots stop increasing if youve diagnosed correctly and fixed the problem. It wont fix tho. the leave will sooner or later die off. If its a few spots youll most likely still obtain the leave but when they get bad it dries out and dies, or at least alot of mine did.
Mine first problem started like that. Goldish/silver tone to the spots. theyll turn copper soon and then dark. whole leave will slowly die out. I never tried foliar feeding. i dont care for watering the leaves of a plant. never good imo. Dose calcium/mag. make sure your ph isnt off and causing lockout. my first time was not enough calmag due to distilled water, then ph was too low due to bad ph meter and soil dipped too low and locked out.
get to it FAST. Its spreads and gets worse very fast. like within 36hrs. dose epsom and molasses if you dont have calmag right now. Grandmas Unsulphured molasses has 2% of each cal and mag. good shit.
Good luck. you should see the spots stop increasing if youve diagnosed correctly and fixed the problem. It wont fix tho. the leave will sooner or later die off. If its a few spots youll most likely still obtain the leave but when they get bad it dries out and dies, or at least alot of mine did.