Plant getting worse still

Hey guys , so it's been a few days now I've been watering the plant with some half solutions of nutrition or some even just ph'd water to flush my pots . For some reason my first grow , at flower this happened . And now it's happening again.. I give it all the nutrition as directed plus the cal mag . Anyone have any clue what to do . Do I need to flush more ? The leaves are turning more orange by the day

This is what I give it. Every day i water the plant with this . I mix 15ml of each per gallon.. and the plants get about 1 gallon to 1.5g each

The setup

This is a 3 part you need all of them in order to get everything the plant needs

Agreed ^^^^^^^.
You need Grow, Micro, and Bloom for a complete nutrient........your plant is missing necessary elements.
What is your medium?

Of course , I mix all 3 , micro, grow and bloom . The plants are in coco

Thing you need clarification.
When you flush to fix a potential build up, you do it all in one go and then you feed properly.
You don't feed it nothing for a few days, that's just going to compound the problem.

With it happening at thus stage then it's likely a build up that's accumulated through veg and suddenly appears in flower.

Fancyhuh101 said:

Of course , I mix all 3 , micro, grow and bloom . The plants are in coco

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Are you feeding at least once a day to substantial run off?
I suggest you do a major flush with a light nutrient solution, then start feeding at least once a day to substantial run off.
Never, ever give plain water.

I water then to fairly substantial runoff every day yes .
So at this point what do you guys suggest? One massive flush ? Run a bunch of gallons of ph water through it ? Or how should i do this properly?

I don't have a ppm meter . If there is any other way to do this roughly?

Don't up your solution or drop your solution strength. What had them healthy in the begining go back to it. Just feed twice as often as you did before.

Fancyhuh101 said:

I water then to fairly substantial runoff every day yes .
So at this point what do you guys suggest? One massive flush ? Run a bunch of gallons of ph water through it ? Or how should i do this properly?

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As I said in an earlier post........do a major flush with a weak nutrient solution.
Never, ever use plain water in coco.........it messes up the cation exchange capacity.

MickFoster said:

As I said in an earlier post........do a major flush with a weak nutrient solution.
Never, ever use plain water in coco.........it messes up the cation exchange capacity.

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As far as I know plain water doesn't change the CEC, it just flushes nutrients out.

MickFoster said:

As I said in an earlier post........do a major flush with a weak nutrient solution.
Never, ever use plain water in coco.........it messes up the cation exchange capacity.

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Happy Friday bro

Kamau42 said:

As far as I know plain water doesn't change the CEC, it just flushes nutrients out.

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Exactly my point. Plain water removes the calcium and magnesium. Taken from cocoforcannabis.com......you might want to read it.
Flushing to Lower EC
To a certain extent, the run-off that we apply with each fertigation event is a small flush. However, there are times when that small amount may not be sufficient to maintain the EC within the acceptable range. If run-off EC is persistently more than 400 points higher than inflow EC despite frequent fertigation (multiple times per day) with 20% run-off, then you should consider flushing.
Process:

• Use nutrient solution that is at half your normal Inflow EC
• Apply twice the normal quantity of water
• Wait ten minutes following the application
• Add additional dilute nutrient solution to produce new run-off for measure
• Test the EC of this new run-off, it should be at or below your normal target inflow EC
• If the EC is still high, repeat this process at the next opportunity to fertigate

Looks like salt buildup burning the plant

gooshpoo said:

This is a 3 part you need all of them in order to get everything the plant needs

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That explains why there's salt buildup

PH out of whack is my vote. What do you PH at each watering?