R randomuser420 New Member Aug 7, 2015 #1 Greenhouse just started doing it. 60% of the plants. Need answers, stat. Thanks in advance. Attachments 20150806_182327.jpg 827.2 KB · Views: 42 20150806_182403.jpg 1.1 MB · Views: 43
R randomuser420 New Member Aug 7, 2015 #3 Farmer's Hat said: We need more info... could be a few things. Click to expand... What else can I give you? Thanks.
Farmer's Hat said: We need more info... could be a few things. Click to expand... What else can I give you? Thanks.
tannersmokin247 Well-Known Member Aug 7, 2015 #4 What are you feeding them? How much? How often? Average greenhouse temp during the day? Are you spraying anything? And if so what time of day?
What are you feeding them? How much? How often? Average greenhouse temp during the day? Are you spraying anything? And if so what time of day?
R randomuser420 New Member Aug 7, 2015 #5 The whole lot of Biodiversity products. 1.5 times a week. 85 degrees. Spraying for bugs but generally only every 10 days and always after 6pm. Definitely not spray burn. It'd be spottier. This is def a nutri burn or deficiency.
The whole lot of Biodiversity products. 1.5 times a week. 85 degrees. Spraying for bugs but generally only every 10 days and always after 6pm. Definitely not spray burn. It'd be spottier. This is def a nutri burn or deficiency.
Farmer's Hat Well-Known Member Aug 7, 2015 #6 Its nute burn. ok. Is it getting worse? Whats your nute recipe? Do u water with plain water before u feed them?
Its nute burn. ok. Is it getting worse? Whats your nute recipe? Do u water with plain water before u feed them?
R randomuser420 New Member Aug 8, 2015 #7 I'd say it's slowly getting worse, yes. Nute recipe: http://www.gobiodiversity.com/documents/feedchart.pdf I water then skip a day then feed then skip a day then water, etc.
I'd say it's slowly getting worse, yes. Nute recipe: http://www.gobiodiversity.com/documents/feedchart.pdf I water then skip a day then feed then skip a day then water, etc.
Darth Vapour Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2015 #9 phos def plants are hungry there in early flowering i bet ? its not burn
hells canyon genetics Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2015 #11 I can see in the pics all of your leaf tips are burnt thats a sign of to much nutes and feeding them every 4 days will definitely cause nute burn
I can see in the pics all of your leaf tips are burnt thats a sign of to much nutes and feeding them every 4 days will definitely cause nute burn
Diabolical666 Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2015 #12 Whats your temps running in the GH? No those arnt burnt tips from nutrients