End of 5th week of flowering
- Thread starter Ncs0816
- Start date
Tangerine_
Well-Known Member
Fox Farm soil is pretty hot to start out with. And, you need to include more info as well as a full plant pic if you want to get some helpful advice. Strain, age of plant, pot size, water source, PH, PPM, etc
Im
Not took sure. It looks like it ....your right!
Usually when they curl up like that I might have a temp issue or some Transpiration issues. Humidity etc. But I'm sure it' not either because I have een growing in My sealed room.for 2 years and know how it works......so I can' count those out.
Not took sure. It looks like it ....your right!
Usually when they curl up like that I might have a temp issue or some Transpiration issues. Humidity etc. But I'm sure it' not either because I have een growing in My sealed room.for 2 years and know how it works......so I can' count those out.
charface
Well-Known Member
Is it just on old growth?
Fruity
More near the too....
That why I thought it was a heat issue at first....i was pressing the Intensitinf on My Double ended from 800 -1000 the past few days to try to push the plants alittle. And see what there limit is......and I noticed some of the fan leaves start to taco so I pushed it down. And now my ballast is at 825 watts......i haven' adjusted it for days.
If anything, it looks like a deficiency to me. Now, why? That's up to you to decide.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but excess nutes result in leaf tip and margin burn, but that's not what you're seeing, OP. Instead, you're seeing an older leaf slowly show signs of deficiency, which is common in flowering because the plant will move mobile nutrients as needed, and especially from older leaves no longer photosynthesizing at an acceptable level.
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but excess nutes result in leaf tip and margin burn, but that's not what you're seeing, OP. Instead, you're seeing an older leaf slowly show signs of deficiency, which is common in flowering because the plant will move mobile nutrients as needed, and especially from older leaves no longer photosynthesizing at an acceptable level.
Your right but I was feeding equal doses of Tiger and Grow Fox Farm [following the fox farm schedule] I would think that if it was Low of P then it would be low on Nitrogen too....or no? And the leaves would be yellow also???no?
Also some of the new growth near the buds. ...tips are burnt looks like excess nutes