DWC Problem, Yellow and Droopy leaves appearing..

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j0sh710

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• Feb 7, 2010

• #1

I am into flowering about 6 weeks and i am getting a lot of yellow leaves on one of my plants, any ideas, you think the nutes i added may have affected it? Or the water level getting to low ?

 

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j0sh710

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• Feb 7, 2010

• #2

My other plant looks much healthier so not sure. .

 

Covert Ops

Well-Known Member

• Feb 7, 2010

• #3

Looks like a slight case of nute burn... its not too bad yet tho. Id jus flush with plain water for a few days...if the yellow increases it must be something else! Could also be heat stress...what light r u using and how far is it from foliage?

 

CLOSETGROWTH

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• Feb 7, 2010

• #4

Covert Ops said:

Looks like a slight case of nute burn... its not too bad yet tho. Id jus flush with plain water for a few days...if the yellow increases it must be something else! Could also be heat stress...what light r u using and how far is it from foliage?

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I agree on the slight nute burn..
Looks like alot of nutes have been splashed on the leaves too. The tips of the leaves are brown on the end.. That usually happens when the plant cannot assimilate any more nutrients.

Get a ppm meter, or follow
manufacturers feeding schedule. Peace and good luck bro

 

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j0sh710

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• Feb 7, 2010

• #5

Ya i notice my one plant looks beautiful the other is just struggling a little, I think your right on the nut burn i am going to flush my medium, The problem is I use rain water because my well water has a high ph and is unstable when trying to bring down.. So that means i guess i gotta melt a lot of snow again lol..

 

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j0sh710

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• Feb 7, 2010

• #6

Well the reason u see those nut splashes is because i was afraid it was a deffiecency and i read somewhere to mist the foliage with warm nutrient solution, so that never existed untill i did that today.