Coco grow: Twisted leaves and brown between veins

Blitz35

Well-Known Member
I cut back on the micro And up the bloom the deeper I go into flower . I feed once a day 500 - 600 ppm I’m 2 weeks into flower . If your tips burn lower your ppm.
Burnt tips are not always indicative of over-feed! Yes, a couple of elements in excess would cause a burn (among other symptoms), but a sulfur deficiency will also cause the tips to burn and hook down, same with a lack of potassium..when missing, leaves can't regulate their temps properly and the tips/edges of the leaf will burn. A lack of zinc will also cause tips to burn...a lack of copper will damage the tips before causing them to look burnt as well...and in very rare cases, though other signs would be evident, a complete lack of chlorine would also cause a burn to the tips.
 

beepy1

Member
So you have a strong enough light then from the sound of it. Again, all ican go by is the way the plants look, and they look pretty much as healthy as can be, and if you have that kind of light over it, it'll do what it can. Be patient, once flowering slows down in about 2 weeks, they go through a short 'fattening' phase as well just before harvest. Don't compare your plants to someone else's..even if same strain, not all seeds come out the exact same way as another. I had 3 moneymaker plants last grow..all in same exact mixture, under same light, one got me just shy of 3 oz's..the one right next to it got me only 1.5 lol. As long as plants are healthy, and the end product is good, you did all you could.
Thanks again for all your advice.
 
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