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busterb

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Currently in the 6th week of flowering. One plant is not looking too good

Water every 3rd day, every-other watering with flowering nutes

soil ph-7.0

Nutes 1000ppm

water ph-6.5

Please have a look at pics....any assistance is greatly appreciated
 

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frogster

frogster

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The ones with spots kinda look like spidermites... The other ones that are burn and dying on the edges look like the same thing I have on one of my plants... I looked underneath with my 60x-100x and found tiny, tiny white eggs... I cant seem to find what they are and no one has helped me on the post I put up.... I treated the plant and hung a no pest strip up... Im hoping that resolves the issue..
 

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REALSTYLES

REALSTYLES

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ph problem your soil should be 5.8-6.1. Just ph your water to 5.8 when feeding until the ph level is right the water with 6.0
 
frogster

frogster

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Keeping the ph within 3 point s would prove to be a challenging task... Please by all means do tell how you would accomplish this?
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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busterb said:
Currently in the 6th week of flowering. One plant is not looking too good

Water every 3rd day, every-other watering with flowering nutes

soil ph-7.0

Nutes 1000ppm

water ph-6.5

Please have a look at pics....any assistance is greatly appreciated
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Your ph is out resulting in nute lockout. get it closer to 6 than 7 with a new good quality meter.
 
dirtysnowball

dirtysnowball

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its phosphorus defficiency: red stems, slow brown/burnt area on leaves starting at the tips moving towards the stems. and the burnt checkered area is magnessium defficiency. your plant needs some phosphorus basically.
 
robert 14617

robert 14617

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feeding and watering needs change once the plants mature , what size containers are you in how much are you watering the plants with every three days
 
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