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Hey I am the co founder of GrowBuddy and I came across your post. You can only use the desktop and tablet versions offline. To do this you have to disconnect from the internet then log in, there is no offline button. All the data from pictures is wiped of meta data when uploaded. If you want...

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Give them a good flush and then the next two watering at 50% nut strength. How much can you expect? well that depends on your light and if you get this under control. if that is a 600w, I would guess 1/2 to 3/4 lb.

if you put your hand over the top of the plant, is it hot? could be a temp issue.

get some organic mildew spray and give them a wash.

If 50% of the leaf is damaged get ride of it. Also if you have plenty of good leaves now, I tend to remove old bad looking ones.

pH: 5.8-6.2

the brown leaf spots are sign of P def. Plants use P at the beginning of their lives for root development. Keep your pH between 5.8-6.2. Try doing a slurry test with your soil. Take some of the soil, dig in there a little bit. Then take very little water and make it so its muddy. Then measure...

Looks like you have stunted growth. The leaf tips are not long and full but short. This could be from a couple things. First what are you feeding it? Whats your humidity like?

Dont worry about those. Look for color discoloration on the leaf. happy growing

Usually in hydro you have a higher EC. Yours looks a little low. Dont go crazy on the calmag but adding some will not hurt it.

Focus on the new growth. Once the leaf is damaged it will most likely not recover.

you can have spider mites and no webs, it just means they are not bad yet. make sure to spray under the leaves. burn them all. You also have some tip burning going on. Try a flush, then bring down your nuts by 25%.

yeah she could use a good flush. Make sure you get run off and do what the bottle recommends. Then use only half strength nutrients for the next week or two.

I agree with adding cal/mag and tyring to keep the temp swings to only 15 degrees

The yellowing between the veins on the leaf point to a magnesium deficiency. I believe the leaves curling down are a phosphorous deficiency. Do what Mike 4c4 said. If thats Coco that the plant is in, add some cal/mag in the 1/2 strength.

Its tough to say exactly what the problem could be when there are so many variables. What have you been feeding them? What is the environment like? Post a picture, this way the readers can see if its an over all yellowing or maybe its just inbetween the veins. Add more description to get a...

Sounds good. Check out the nutrients and see if how much nitrate nitrogen is in your mix. Plants do not like the nitrates toward the end of flowering.

And the results are in. The Botanicare KIND line got a solid oz more on each light. Ill be back with the taste test results.

Ya i have seen GH go slightly yellow before too but this time it was extremely noticeable.