Help me identify the problem with my leaves!!!

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winkis

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• May 3, 2013

• #1

I just typed so much shit describing my grow room and clicked preview post and it froze so I went back and every fucking thing I typed was cleared so heres a brief post.... I use the whole fox farm nutes plus fossil fuel and head masta(for density), I use filtered water, I ph at about 6.3.. grow in soil pro mix with 20% perlite... 4 1000 watt hps hortilux bulbs, room is sealed with co2 tank, dehumidifier and air conditioner, temps are about 85 degrees humidity is at 45-50%, if their is anything I am leaving out please respond and I will get back immediately... but my leafs look like this and I am trying to figure out whats going on, also I do not use a ppm meter!!! ( when i get enough money I will get one!!!)

 

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winkis

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• May 3, 2013

• #2

I also know I have a couple mites and I use a product that works better than the thousands of other products I have used in the past but you guys would probably frown upon me for using it but hey it works and thats what I care about.... FORBID 4F

 

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winkis

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• May 3, 2013

• #3

also our humidity was high for about 2 weeks I just got the dehumidifier

 

jwhter

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• May 3, 2013

• #4

runoff water ph?
it looks like a nute lockout/deff,maybe soil`s too hot.
try adding more flowering nutes and baking soda to balance ph.

or light burn:-/

 

Coho

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• May 3, 2013

• #5

Add a calcium source.

 

Po boy

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• May 3, 2013

• #6

check this out. GL

http://cannabis.com/growing/nutrient-plant_abuse_chart_and_photos_pictures.html

 

zzwasted

New Member

• May 3, 2013

• #7

heavy cal issue

 

slim83

Well-Known Member

• May 3, 2013

• #8

Looks like they are calcium deficient

 

GandalfdaGreen

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• May 3, 2013

• #9

I wouldnt add a thing until you get your ph all set. You may have what you need in there and its in a lockout. By indiscriminately throwing more in, of what may already be in there, you could make things worse. Test your ph going in and lets go from there. Go out and buy a meter tomorrow. Your set up is so sick. How can you not have a pen? I'm not busting your balls here. That is a great op you have there. Dont blow it on the cost of a ph meter.

 

70's natureboy

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• May 4, 2013

• #10

I dunno dude, 4 1000w lights and a bunch of nutes and no ppm meter? One of those plants should easily pay for one. The leaf pictures look like an overdose but the plant pics especially #7 looks light. I think I would still lean toward too much nutes. less is more.

 

Jimdamick

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• May 4, 2013

• #11

Cal/mag pronto.

 

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winkis

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• May 4, 2013

• #12

Just got a ppm meter and now I am going follow directions on the foxfarms soil feeding scheudle, and to read the ppm meter should i follow the ppm (tds) or the ppm(ECx700)???

 

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winkis

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• May 4, 2013

• #13

and what do you mean cal/mag pronto? am i using to much or to little?

 

70's natureboy

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• May 4, 2013

• #14

winkis said:

Just got a ppm meter and now I am going follow directions on the foxfarms soil feeding scheudle, and to read the ppm meter should i follow the ppm (tds) or the ppm(ECx700)???

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I have never had the choice I guess. My Hannah is tds ppm .5 conversion (which gets everybody confused). Just mix up some nutes and take a reading either way and see what you've got.