what kind of deficiency is this ???
- Thread starter El Conejo
- Start date
I'd say magnesium. Folar feed with epsom salt. 1 tsp/quart. Keep plant out of strong light until droplets dry.
Also looks a little like N def. I'd be concerned about your soil ph. Measure runoff ph (try to consider how long the water sits in the soil until it is displaced into runoff).
Do you let the soil dry between waterings? Container should feel very light when it's ready to watering, just before leaves start to droop from being too dry. If you're overwatering it will hold the soil ph lower, not letting the roots experience higher ph as the soil dries.
Also looks a little like N def. I'd be concerned about your soil ph. Measure runoff ph (try to consider how long the water sits in the soil until it is displaced into runoff).
Do you let the soil dry between waterings? Container should feel very light when it's ready to watering, just before leaves start to droop from being too dry. If you're overwatering it will hold the soil ph lower, not letting the roots experience higher ph as the soil dries.
Blindnslow
Well-Known Member
cal/ mag in the diet wouldn't hurt. I see a little deficiency but not life threatening. What kind of light are you running? I almost want to say a little more N but your tops say your good.
El Conejo
Member
Yea I let it dry good I never overwater, but I found the problem! the thing is that I use water from the water we drink in the house, and it water purified with reverse osmosis so now I feed 15 drops of 7-7-7 of violet purple in a liter of water. one week regular water and 1 week with nuts. and it doesn't have Mg in it xD thats why 1 month ago I had the same problem but worst because I started to have a lot of deficiencies and my guess that it was a PH problem but testing the dirt it was almost ok so later I discovered that I was using reverse osmosis water xP
gazja420
Active Member
Yeah, that was my first thought. Could be getting majour hot spots from doing that.
amgprb
Well-Known Member
Hot spots, heat stress, light stress can all look like deficiency problems.