Black dots
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SnachWizard
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thanks lots for your help ill keep you posted but all in all thanksThat could be contributing to your problem right there. The caclium your plants are able to absorb is trivial, and you are probably doing more harm than good by messing your pH up. If it were my grow, I would immediately stop adding the lime to your water. Get yourself some cal-mag and start using that. Too much Calcium in your medium will lock out other nutrients as well. You may want to consider flushing with nothing more than pH'd r/o water. I think you caught this in time but I'm concerned if you don't act quickly you will start to see these problems only get worse in the coming days. Be patient and don't try to do too much at once. Best of luck my friend and don't hesitate to hit me up if you need anymore help.
doc111
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No problem. I'll be watching to see how it turns out.
reggaerican
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I'm for hire! I work in trade as well.
sweet man i will let you know when im ready..
also snatch i will be watching to just to make sure the Doc does a follow up visit.. LOL
SnachWizard
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Well i flushed it an hour ago so ill see in the next few hours if it helps
doc111
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I think you will see some improvement, although maybe not in a few hours. lol! You will need to follow up with a mild nute solution. That should help bring things back into balance. Don't be alarmed if you see some droopage. She looks really good in that pic!
SnachWizard
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i was going to ask i dont have a ph tester for the soil but from work i can get ph testers for water if i test the water and nute mix will it give me an idea of what the soils ph is going to be when i put the nutes in? and i have flushed it with i used one gallon of r/o water should i use more when i get back from workI think you will see some improvement, although maybe not in a few hours. lol! You will need to follow up with a mild nute solution. That should help bring things back into balance. Don't be alarmed if you see some droopage. She looks really good in that pic!
SnachWizard
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have a few brown curling leaves but i think its from hot spots in the grow room. its about ready to harvest so im not too worried take a look
doc111
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I wouldn't be too worried. Looking good my friend!
guy incognito
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Looks like a fungus. Though it looks like it turned out ok. May want to take fungicidal preventative measures to ensure the next time it doesn't ruin your crops.
SnachWizard
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could have been but i did what doc told me to and the spots were gone in a few days
