What's wrong with my plants??? Help please!!

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Snoopdotbang

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Hi guys... I am coming up to week 5 of flower. I am growing in coco and keep my ph at 5.6-5.9 n run at 1.6-1.8 ec. My room temperature has a minimum of 17 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 28. My plants all started off with what looked like a pottassium deficiency and have now turned into this :/ not all of my plants have the purpling on em but they're all yellow n look like their heading towards the purple.. I gave them a flush with floraclean n water a couple of weeks ago but things seem to b getting worst. anyone know what is wrong and what I can do to bring the green back??? All help is appreciated
 

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frizfrazjaz

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Snoopdotbang said:
Hi guys... I am coming up to week 5 of flower. I am growing in coco and keep my ph at 5.6-5.9 n run at 1.6-1.8 ec. My room temperature has a minimum of 17 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 28. My plants all started off with what looked like a pottassium deficiency and have now turned into this :/ not all of my plants have the purpling on em but they're all yellow n look like their heading towards the purple.. I gave them a flush with floraclean n water a couple of weeks ago but things seem to b getting worst. anyone know what is wrong and what I can do to bring the green back??? All help is appreciated
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Purple is probably from temp swing and slow uptake in phosphorus. My temps usually have to dip a bit more. What nutes are you using?
 
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projectinfo said:
Are you feeding every day?

I alwase flush with half strength.

Pure water will rob the coco of its potassium and calcium balance and suck it out of your plants.

Feed every time . This is hydro. Not soil

More small amounts are better

http://rollitup.org/t/flower-pics-blueberry-canuk-seeds-feminized.958471/page-2#post-14065783
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Yes I was told this a few days ago. I used to feed twice a week now I feed every other day. I've been doing so for last week or so but no change :(
 
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Dude the only time you don't water daily is at transplant, to make the roots spread.

You need to feed those full strength every day

I have 2 gal pots, they get about 250ml each.. In a few weeks they'll get a feed in the morning and afternoon.


Late flower will be 9/1/5, lights out at 9

Scared of root rot? Use beneficial bacteria

Never give plain water in coco
 
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Tx-Peanutt

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projectinfo said:
Dude the only time you don't water daily is at transplant, to make the roots spread.

You need to feed those full strength every day

I have 2 gal pots, they get about 250ml each.. In a few weeks they'll get a feed in the morning and afternoon.


Late flower will be 9/1/5, lights out at 9

Scared of root rot? Use beneficial bacteria
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Only when growing in coco though right???
 
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Snoopdotbang

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projectinfo said:
Dude the only time you don't water daily is at transplant, to make the roots spread.

You need to feed those full strength every day

I have 2 gal pots, they get about 250ml each.. In a few weeks they'll get a feed in the morning and afternoon.


Late flower will be 9/1/5, lights out at 9

Scared of root rot? Use beneficial bacteria

Never give plain water in coco
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I'm using 10 gallon pots that's why I do every other day as the buckets hold so much of the water!! So if I continue as normal with daily feed.. u guys think ill be ok?
 
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projectinfo

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They eat those nutes then sit in stagnant water.. For two fucking days.


How are they supposed to get fresh oxygen to the roots if your not feeding them new oxygen rich feed every day. Your starving them and making their roots sit in anaerobic conditions. Shame on you.

Your pots too big too.
 
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Snoopdotbang

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projectinfo said:
They eat those nutes then sit in stagnant water.. For two fucking days.


How are they supposed to get fresh oxygen to the roots if your not feeding them new oxygen rich feed every day. Your starving them and making their roots sit in anaerobic conditions. Shame on you.

Your pots too big too.
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I guess that's where I'm going wrong then :( thanks for your feedback
 
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projectinfo

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Snoopdotbang said:
Any additional advice on how to get some green back into em?? Thanks again
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It's late in the game, and really you can only prevent, not reverse.

Next time youll know better.


It's a bit late in the game for nitrogen. You may burn em and endup worse off
 
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