Can someone tell me what I'm the hell is going on!

TacoMac

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The first image is, literally, a textbook picture of nutrient burn.

The second is a section taken from his original picture posted.

Now, I'm not sure if he has an instrumentation issue, or if he didn't test until AFTER he fed the plants and then tested what was left in the reservoir or what, but that is fucking burnt. Full stop.
 

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im4satori

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did you see the tip burn? or was he at a higher ppm and now it's only 500.

i run DG at only 0.6 EC with great results in veg.
he claims hes been running 500ppm

I agree with the low EC feeds.. I run EC between 1.0 and 1.2 which is considered low by most standards
but 500 ppm is pretty low depending on the conversion

my tap water is 300ppm

I cant see how he got nute burn with that

I think the burnt tips are def
 

SuperHI TnT

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There is absolutely no reason for me to lie about ppm. Sounds like you guys are changing the facts to fit your hypotheses instead of changing your hypotheses to suit the facts
 

rkymtnman

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nute burn leads to nute lockout which you further compounded by pH in improper range.

just the facts.
 

TacoMac

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Look at this screen shot and tell me those aren't burned tips
I was using a lot of ph up recently and what that screenshot says makes perfect sense
But your plant looks nothing like that. Notice how yours doesn't have a dark green center surrounded by yellow? Notice how your leafs are curling up rather hard but the other isn't?

It's not the same thing man.

But good luck whatever way you want to go. I'm out.
 

im4satori

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I wish somebody would tell me the npk% amounts for his fertilizer

that would clear up the debate for sure

if his tap is 200ppm and hes feeding 500ppm

you think hes got nute burn.....
guys
extremely under fed hungry plants can create the exact same look of "burn" on the tips as over fertilizing
 
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