Can some one help me out please ?
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dgthumb
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Got some details on age, soil/hydro, nutrients?
There in coco soil using house n garden a n b, and the house n garden cell 1 n 2 and a spoon full of molasses there just under six weeks, not all of them have it but I have noticed the veins on the leafs look a bit light n there suppose to be lemon haze there under 600w lights room temps bout 26 in day and about 19 of a night and humidity is about 58 in day and bout 38 in night just best I could do and oh is about 6.6 now I looked up and fort the ph could have Saink to do with it because I was doin it about 5.5 but any help would be appreciated thanks
$bkbbudz$
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I am thinking calcium deficiency...http://www.growweedeasy.com/calcium-deficiency-cannabis
dopeleader
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to begin with your PH for coco growing should be 5.8-6.3.
This stage you should also be running 1.6-1.8 EC.
This stage you should also be running 1.6-1.8 EC.
rocketroom
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Looks like a magnesium deficiency.House and Garden has 11% calcium is the base already, by adding extra calcium you can block out calcium and magnesium. I would say just add magnesium. I use House and Garden and I found with some genetics they need extra magnesium
Cilantrillo
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Looks like Mg deficiency.
. First, adjust pH
Allow pH to rise a bit to allow better Mg uptake; 6.5 pH hould do. At this mark, all other elements will still be optimally uptaken.
. Evaluate for 5-7 days. You're halfway through flowering Lemon Haze, so you have time.
. Mg additive
If unresolved after 5-7 days @ 6.5 pH, consider adding Cutting Edge's Mag Amp or any other Mg-only additive.
Hazes and haze-derived hybrids are finicky--they tend to favor a conservative TDS/EC but start crying the minute there's too little of anything. Adjust base nutrient to allow incorporating a Mg additive.
"Argument is sugar, and the rest of us are flies"
-Richard Wald
. First, adjust pH
Allow pH to rise a bit to allow better Mg uptake; 6.5 pH hould do. At this mark, all other elements will still be optimally uptaken.
. Evaluate for 5-7 days. You're halfway through flowering Lemon Haze, so you have time.
. Mg additive
If unresolved after 5-7 days @ 6.5 pH, consider adding Cutting Edge's Mag Amp or any other Mg-only additive.
Hazes and haze-derived hybrids are finicky--they tend to favor a conservative TDS/EC but start crying the minute there's too little of anything. Adjust base nutrient to allow incorporating a Mg additive.
"Argument is sugar, and the rest of us are flies"
-Richard Wald
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Cilantrillo
Member
I'd have to agree on this. The only time I incorporate molasses is if if I'm brewing actively-aerated compost tea (AACT) at a rate of 1 tbs/5gal, no more. Rationale: to supplement simple carbs to rapidly-growing microbes. Other than that...I'd keep molasses out of the equation.
Good point!
"Argument is sugar, and the rest of us are flies"
-Richard Wald
