TrimmingSucks
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ph measurement supposedly not need with pH perfect nutes. Chelation provides a safety net of 4.0-8.0.
Can anyone tell me what deficiency I’m dealing with?
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twentyeight.threefive
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THIS is what an internet Catfish looks like. Apparently when they reach the RUI forums they turn into trolls.
Kassiopeija
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First pic - clawing, burnt tips, dark leaves too high in nutes - reduce PPM a bit. Looks like you're locking some micros out by going overboard with others... dont mix too many brands indiscriminately.
Third pic - jeez too stretchy, thin internodes, these lights are not sufficient. High EC calls for strong lights (and vice versa).
Hope this helps
Third pic - jeez too stretchy, thin internodes, these lights are not sufficient. High EC calls for strong lights (and vice versa).
Hope this helps
TrimmingSucks
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Thank you very much for your response. Do you have any light recommendations? We are using mars hydro 2000 tsw. Definitely agree with too much nutes and have now diluted the ppm down to 800ppm from 1200ppm.
TrimmingSucks
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Ah ok. Yeah I can’t believe my ppm levels are too high for my plants but they seem to be not liking the higher nute levels.
Kassiopeija
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Well it's hard to say not knowing your complete setup, temps, or how your endproduct under this setup looked like in the past, but huge stretchty plants liek this would call for an amendment in high K MH lamps, best hang open vertically in between 4 of your Mars boards. The LED spectrum typically lacks UVB, UVa or NUV wavelengths - these should suppress too much stretching in the future and also increase THC content/ frost.
