sum ting wong

Hi guys and girls.
Unfortunately I had to leave my plants for a couple of days and they got a bit sick.
Plants are 5 weeks old.
Both plants are grown indoors in soil - I water whenever the soil is dry. Nutes I'm using are Biobizz biogrow, biobloom, and a local nute with some N. I'm following the biobizz nute schedule.

First one is auto amnesia - I am guessing this is nitrogen def?


Second one is auto skunk - no idea what is going on. I flushed it just now.


What do you think?

Did it get cold?

often I germ in the pack the seeds arrive in

often the label slips off

and then stick to my pot

..like you?

ur plants are suffering from severe (N) poisoning

lucky u got this far

no further nutes until you see a positive recovery

more study on your part will correct this

good luck

Van Patton stole this chart for the guys at Canna.com years ago,

its full of fuckups and newbie Trolls like you have been posting it ever since

in time you will note the importance of (Zn) poisoning over (P) def

this chart don't cut it, but nice try

hah no, I stuck the label to the pot myself.

no further nutes. got it.

it was cold for the first few days of flowering, like 18 degrees celsius with the lights on.

vostok says severe od on n? look at chart real

dormeo said:

hah no, I stuck the label to the pot myself.

no further nutes. got it.

it was cold for the first few days of flowering, like 18 degrees celsius with the lights on.

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close something don't add up , they look like they lacking n not oding on it

When I see necrotic spots like that I treat it like a Mg defficiency. The yellowing certainly does look like it could use more N. Since cal/mag has N in it that's what I would be supplementing with initially. This is assuming ph is where it should be.

thank you for your answers.
it seems to be looking better after the flush; the rapid yellowing and crumpling happened in the period of 4 days, just after I watered them with two biobizz products and one local nute, which I overdosed, I'm guessing.
ph is 6.8
will try epsom salts