Farthest I've ever gotten on flowering but is this normal? I'm getting to the flushing stage but the spots started last week and it's not mold.

[lusidghost]

@lightbox420 At least if you can figure out the problem, you can stop it continuing to develop too much. My advice below is probably irrelevant to your hydroponic set up as I use soil these days.

I wouldn't expect to get the leaves back to healthy, but if you can halt the problem's spread you would be able to get them in. I haven't done hydroponics for 25 years, but it looks like a nutrient issue of some kind, unless there's some sort of blockage stopping the medium becoming properly wet throughout. Very unlikely in hydroponics I know, but when my soil dries out too much, my plants don't generally wilt, but they get leaf damage that looks similar to that.

Finally, is the light high enough up? I've had light burn that looked a bit like some of that damage. Do you use the free photone app to check your PPFD / DLI? Daily Light Integral is my favourite way of judging light. Just a thought.

It's not the light because the bigger plant beside it would look the same. The burnt tips is a red flag.

 

[lightbox420]

@lightbox420 At least if you can figure out the problem, you can stop it continuing to develop too much. My advice below is probably irrelevant to your hydroponic set up as I use soil these days.

I wouldn't expect to get the leaves back to healthy, but if you can halt the problem's spread you would be able to get them in. I haven't done hydroponics for 25 years and I was in Rockwool, but it looks like a nutrient issue of some kind, unless there's some sort of blockage stopping the medium becoming properly wet throughout. Very unlikely in hydroponics I know, but when my soil dries out too much, my plants don't generally wilt, but they get leaf damage that looks similar to that.

Finally, is the light high enough up? I've had light burn that looked a bit like some of that damage. Do you use the free photone app to check your PPFD / DLI? Daily Light Integral is my favourite way of judging light. Just a thought.

I had a feeling about light burn the lights are low but they are led I lowered them a few weeks ago to increase ppfd I'm still experimenting with everything as this is my first

 

[lusidghost]

it's literally 10 days away from harvest,

It looks like it still has at least about a month left to me. It probably got stunned.

 

[lightbox420]

It's not the light because the bigger plant beside it would look the same. The burnt tips is a red flag.

It started off looking like a magnesium deficiency with few brown spots here and there I'm probably gonna pull it early to keep from getting any others sick

 

[lightbox420]

It looks like it still has at least about a month left to me. It probably got stunned.

Doesn't have a good rootball like all the other plants it was doing amazing 2 weeks ago

 

[lightbox420]

It looks like it still has at least about a month left to me. It probably got stunned.

The seedling was week from the jump I shoulda trashed it but it was my only ak I had

 

[lusidghost]

The seedling was week from the jump I shoulda trashed it but it was my only ak I had

I read people saying that their runts sometimes end up being nice plants, but from my experience a runt stays a runt and usually gets buried under the canopy of the other plants. I used to hack off all of its branches to try to get a single cola, but now I just get cull them.

 

[lightbox420]

The seedling was week from the jump I shoulda trashed it but it was my only ak I had

So if you were me and you had 5 other plants completely fine and your drying tent showed up today would you get it the hell out of there? Lol

 

[lusidghost]

So if you were me and you had 5 other plants completely fine and your drying tent showed up today would you get it the hell out of there? Lol

Personally I would let it go until the sugar leaves start to burn or a bud starts to look like the whole thing is about to crash.

 

[lusidghost]

Either way it's not a huge loss. It's not going to spread to other plants if that's what you're worried about.

 

[lightbox420]

Kinda how I felt too, once these get trimmed they should look good, I really appreciate the input!

 

[lightbox420]

Either way it's not a huge loss. It's not going to spread if that's what you're worried about.

I'm worried about it getting weak and being susceptible to diseases or yeah spreading lol

 

[Boatguy]

Either way it's not a huge loss. It's not going to spread to other plants if that's what you're worried about.

Overfeeding or ph problems typically spread and continues until its corrected

 

[lusidghost]

Overfeeding or ph problems typically spread and continues until its corrected

That's why I edited in "to other plants." He said they were fine, so nothing to worry about.

 

[lightbox420]

I've been addressing my ph for about 2 months now so I know it's not that, I think this was just a bad seed, I struggled with it from the time it sprouted, everything I've learned about this was thru the veg stage so I'm sure I shocked it a few times, i think I need to put the other nutes back in like nitrogen and others, so many people on here are anti nute I'm just trying to figure this out as I go lol.

 

[lightbox420]

I've been addressing my ph for about 2 months now so I know it's not that, I think this was just a bad seed, I struggled with it from the time it sprouted, everything I've learned about this was thru the veg stage so I'm sure I shocked it a few times, i think I need to put the other nutes back in like nitrogen and others, so many people on here are anti nute I'm just trying to figure this out as I go lol.

I have a second ak 2 weeks behind and the comparison of how fast it's coming along is way way Different it already has a rootball as big as two fists!

 

[lusidghost]

I've been addressing my ph for about 2 months now so I know it's not that, I think this was just a bad seed, I struggled with it from the time it sprouted, everything I've learned about this was thru the veg stage so I'm sure I shocked it a few times, i think I need to put the other nutes back in like nitrogen and others, so many people on here are anti nute I'm just trying to figure this out as I go lol.

Maybe you already said it, but what kind of nutrients are you using?

 

[TankHankerous]

Yeah I come here for help when I can't find anything on Google but I think I'd rather just figure things out then deal with you guys and your dickhead responses, thank you to those who had helpful input. It was worth a shot,

A lot of holier than thou jackasses on this forum. Dr. Knowitalls I like to call them!

 

[xtsho]

I've been addressing my ph for about 2 months now so I know it's not that, I think this was just a bad seed, I struggled with it from the time it sprouted, everything I've learned about this was thru the veg stage so I'm sure I shocked it a few times, i think I need to put the other nutes back in like nitrogen and others, so many people on here are anti nute I'm just trying to figure this out as I go lol.

Overfed. What do you mean put the nutes with nitrogen back in? That Cha Ching is 9-50-10. It also doesn't contain any magnesium.

Thanks, yeah they don't give a lot of room for info, but it's a deep water culture system, when I added chaching with high magnesium it seemed to get better, but I think I fried it with nutes before that, it's not mold it won't rub off on to anything I tried, it's literally 10 days away from harvest, I believe these leaves will be trimmed off anyway but wanted to see where this situation stands and if it can be controlled.