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Appletree123

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Took control of this girl . Unknown stain.

Was root bound . Potted on today . 25L 420 super soil ( never used this before )

Mobile nute problem I think ?
have flushed with plain water week ago . And again with ph 6.1 today.. ( little bits in between ) running 32deg outdoor temps

plant looks healthy on the new tips .. fast, green . Responsive .
What could be happening here .. soil being cooked?? Locking out something?
Plant is 4 months old. All our door . ( I’m new to out door )

iv always done dwc….

many soil guys know how to fix this ?I think it’s still fixable .. thanks fellas
I haven’t done any run off tests …. Ec ppm etc …
Thanks fellas
 

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CaliRootz88

CaliRootz88

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A plant that size wouldn’t get nute burn from a bag of 420 super soil. Is it really 32 degrees there outside? That’s awfully cold for cannabis.
 
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Appletree123

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32 C. 90 f something. Asia .
i don’t think it’s nute ‘burn’ as such … more a deficiency or lockout in the roots …it’s had a lovely buddy of growth on the tips so I think the n p k is kinda ok…
I think the little yellow leaf at the top of the plant is a bit of a give away on which nute might be lacking or. Locked out .Or what the best fix is for soil etc
Cheers man
 
BenGman

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Leave's droopy after transplant I'd be assuming, i would shade her for a day or two...the very lower leaf is being stripped of nitrogen for the newer growth, i dunno if the new soil will help you there, but they all looking pretty damn hungry to me !!!...
 
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Appletree123

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BenGman said:
Leave's droopy after transplant I'd be assuming, i would shade her for a day or two...the very lower leaf is being stripped of nitrogen for the newer growth, i dunno if the new soil will help you there, but they all looking pretty damn hungry to me !!!...
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Ahh thanks man … yes I did give a little feed at 450ppm but didn’t seem to help .. yellowing kids continued …. So would you recommend a stronger feed ….Havnt done any run off test .
cheers for the advice tho man
 
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Appletree123 said:
Ahh thanks man … yes I did give a little feed at 450ppm but didn’t seem to help .. yellowing kids continued …. So would you recommend a stronger feed ….Havnt done any run off test .
cheers for the advice tho man
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"have flushed with plain water week ago . And again with ph 6.1 today.. "

did you feed before or after the flushes you mentioned?
 
EBgrows420

EBgrows420

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Appletree123 said:
Took control of this girl . Unknown stain.

Was root bound . Potted on today . 25L 420 super soil ( never used this before )

Mobile nute problem I think ?
have flushed with plain water week ago . And again with ph 6.1 today.. ( little bits in between ) running 32deg outdoor temps

plant looks healthy on the new tips .. fast, green . Responsive .
What could be happening here .. soil being cooked?? Locking out something?
Plant is 4 months old. All our door . ( I’m new to out door )

iv always done dwc….

many soil guys know how to fix this ?I think it’s still fixable .. thanks fellas
I haven’t done any run off tests …. Ec ppm etc …
Thanks fellas
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So I would definitely transplant it to a bigger pot like a 10-20 gallon cloth pot shes going to be root bound again here soon with that small ass pot.
 
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Appletree123

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curious2garden said:
What's your source of Magnesium?
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hi man … havnt given it one yet …
I have some sensi cal mag and advanced a + b but nit sure if it’s the right stuff for soil really .. shiuid I give it a cal mag feed? With a and b .. what sort of Ppm will a plant in soil like this need ?
 
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Appletree123

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ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:
"have flushed with plain water week ago . And again with ph 6.1 today.. "

did you feed before or after the flushes you mentioned?
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Both mate .. noticed a deficiency… gave a little feed ….. didn’t seem to help …. Waited a week … yellowing continued…. Flushed with Plain water .. Iv potted on today and o approx for 30litre pot .
 
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ALPHA.GanjaGuy

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that could be part of the issue, it would be like giving you food then taking it away.. feed her, shes hungry

unless you have lockout/salt buildup you really should never need to flush your medium, and when you do flush you usually want to do so with a 50% nutrient solution so they have a baseline of nutes instead of nothing

from what I understand you aquired this plant, up-potted and found it was root bound but you don't mention feeding it anything except what you just mentioned but then you flushed that so what's she eating?
 
curious2garden

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Appletree123 said:
hi man … havnt given it one yet …
I have some sensi cal mag and advanced a + b but nit sure if it’s the right stuff for soil really .. shiuid I give it a cal mag feed? With a and b .. what sort of Ppm will a plant in soil like this need ?
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I'd give her some Espom Salt (Magnesium sulphate), you have interveinal chlorosis and it wouldn't hurt. I'd see what that one nutrient did before giving her a brew of stuff. So you know if it works. Just search here for the amount. I'm hydro so I don't know the dosing off hand since I use CaliMagic
 
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ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:
that could be part of the issue, it would be like giving you food then taking it away.. feed her, shes hungry

unless you have lockout/salt buildup you really should never need to flush your medium, and when you do flush you usually want to do so with a 50% nutrient solution so they have a baseline of nutes instead of nothing

from what I understand you aquired this plant, up-potted and found it was root bound but you don't mention feeding it anything except what you just mentioned but then you flushed that so what's she eating?
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Thanks, I missed the flush part listen to this ^^^ anyway definitely use Mg too
 
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Appletree123

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ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:
that could be part of the issue, it would be like giving you food then taking it away.. feed her, shes hungry

unless you have lockout/salt buildup you really should never need to flush your medium, and when you do flush you usually want to do so with a 50% nutrient solution so they have a baseline of nutes instead of nothing

from what I understand you aquired this plant, up-potted and found it was root bound but you don't mention feeding it anything except what you just mentioned but then you flushed that so what's she eating?
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it’s literally Juys been surviving in the soul mix it was within I presume-
Thanks for the advice man … heavy feeds incoming ..!
 
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Appletree123

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curious2garden said:
I'd give her some Espom Salt (Magnesium sulphate), you have interveinal chlorosis and it wouldn't hurt. I'd see what that one nutrient did before giving her a brew of stuff. So you know if it works. Just search here for the amount. I'm hydro so I don't know the dosing off hand since I use CaliMagic
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Ahhhh …. Never thought of individual nutes … I always Juys brewed up.. good advice…… will consider this for sure ❤
 
Stagger'em

Stagger'em

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Appletree123 said:
Took control of this girl . Unknown stain.

Was root bound . Potted on today . 25L 420 super soil ( never used this before )

Mobile nute problem I think ?
have flushed with plain water week ago . And again with ph 6.1 today.. ( little bits in between ) running 32deg outdoor temps

plant looks healthy on the new tips .. fast, green . Responsive .
What could be happening here .. soil being cooked?? Locking out something?
Plant is 4 months old. All our door . ( I’m new to out door )

iv always done dwc….

many soil guys know how to fix this ?I think it’s still fixable .. thanks fellas
I haven’t done any run off tests …. Ec ppm etc …
Thanks fellas
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Dude, 32'f, at any point in the plants life, and she's hit.
Your ph should remain between 6.5 to 6.8ish. What region are you attempting this in?
Make sure she's in rich dark soil man.
And try next time to never have to transplant again.
Total disturbance if not carefully, and precisely timed.
 
Stagger'em

Stagger'em

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Stagger'em said:
Dude, 32'f, at any point in the plants life, and she's hit.
Your ph should remain between 6.5 to 6.8ish. What region are you attempting this in?
Make sure she's in rich dark soil man.
And try next time to never have to transplant again.
Total disturbance if not carefully, and precisely timed.
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Antarctica, in the shady winter, maybe?
 
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