dont think its nute burn anymore
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imchucky666
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I hate to say it because they're only CFL's, but the affected leaves appear to be directly under the bulbs.
Aside from that, it looks like BAD P def., or some K, like I got when mine were out in the cold, but the lockout wasn't selective like that, so I would lean towards the light for some reason.
Aside from that, it looks like BAD P def., or some K, like I got when mine were out in the cold, but the lockout wasn't selective like that, so I would lean towards the light for some reason.
maybe but i dont think so i have plenty of lime in my mix
Dank You, More Please
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It looks like a P deficiency. I had the same problem on some of my young plants, thought it was nute burn at first but as the dark greyish spots got bigger, I added more of my phosphorous rich nutes and the problem was resolved. Especially in flowering, it's going to be eating up that P fast!
thanks anyone else
MyPetSkunk
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http://www.drugs-forum.com/growfaq/97.htm
Here is the Overgrow faqs plant problems.
And the whole Overgrow growfaqs, lots of good writeups.
http://www.drugs-forum.com/growfaq/GrowFAQ Basic Topics.htm
(its not a link to another forum, just where someone compiled the Overgrow faqs)
Its difficult to diagnose without really knowing all aspects and nuances of someones grow. Here is a few good pictures of Mag. def.
Here is the Overgrow faqs plant problems.
And the whole Overgrow growfaqs, lots of good writeups.
http://www.drugs-forum.com/growfaq/GrowFAQ Basic Topics.htm
(its not a link to another forum, just where someone compiled the Overgrow faqs)
Its difficult to diagnose without really knowing all aspects and nuances of someones grow. Here is a few good pictures of Mag. def.
lilrob1887
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im sure u probably seen this already but if not here ya go View attachment 2399274
Dank You, More Please
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Are you using an ozone generator by chance?
It almost looks like ozone damage, if it is not in fact a nutrient deficiency.
If this is the case, way to fix it would be to move it farther from the plants.
It almost looks like ozone damage, if it is not in fact a nutrient deficiency.
If this is the case, way to fix it would be to move it farther from the plants.
nope i dont really stumped on this one
nope not over watering when i checked my ph the other day it was at 6.5 6.6 i just dont know