i cant figure out my deficiency...plz help
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Airwave
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How old are they and how much are you feeding them?
doitinthewoods
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Iron def maybe. Sometimes that causes brown spots like that. You ARE talking about the spot right? If you're talking about the raises edges on the leaves , it's probably just the strain. The first pic, and then other two are two different things.
i'm not sure of the age. they were clones that was passed on to me. i mixed of 2 teaspoon of groterra in a 1 gal bottle (like it says on the instruction) i didnt measure the ppm or ph. but the stuff is ph buffered. and water once ever 2 days
Airwave
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They might be too young for full strength dose of nutes. I suggest you half it for a week and see how it goes.
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Yes, I was refering to the brown spot. What about thr first pic? The brown around the edges with yellow viens.
strain stalker
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...try this site for your plant problems, each pic on the right are folders containing pics of most every defiecency.
http://www.ganjaguerrilla.net/
http://www.ganjaguerrilla.net/
sweetsmoker
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i believe that is p def its gt a gd pic of that in sticky
cowboylogic
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First pic looks to be nute burn. The second 2 pics not sure. Maybe just burned spot from being splashed while feeding? I would just watch them closely. If it does not seem to be spreading then prob nothing to worry about. Got any pics of the entire plants? Besides for the bit of possible nute burn they look pretty good.
strain stalker
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...have a look into Calcium Deficienies, you seem to have similar foliage marks (tips brown/yellow)...if you agree,use CalMag to correct. You also have signs of Ph related issues, or overwatering (the spots )...if you agree, let the plant dry until the foliage wilts. Water upon wilting and take a mental note of how long it took for the wilting to occur....your objective is to water just before they wilt (this allows air to the roots), this will prevent overwatering....and to correct your ph, once your plants are dry, slowly water them until you get run off water from the bottom of the pot...collect this water and take the ph balance. If your not at where your ph needs to be, you need to flush your plants until you get a good ph. I can't tell your medium, but if in soil/less try to have your ph near 6.5 or maybe a little lower.