wondering if i could get some advice

kdg

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hey guys. first grow here, already harvested one plant. i'm growing in some dirt under a fluorescent light and a heat light. a couple of days ago i noticed that the tips of my leaves were burned and were curling upwards. some of the leaves are developing small brown/yellowish spots. here's some pics, you guys think you can help me out on identifying this problem? thanks a lot
 

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torontoone

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looks like a very slight nute burn. Use straight PH'd water for the next few watering s.
If it persist, flush them good !
 

Picasso345

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looks like a very slight nute burn. Use straight PH'd water for the next few watering s.
If it persist, flush them good !
I agree it looks like the tiniest bit of nute burn, but I would handle it differently.

This is right where I like to keep my plants. I up the nutes until I see that little bit of burn and then I know I've reached the max nutes. You can back the nutes of just a bit, but I think switching to 100% water is a bit of an over reaction.
 

kdg

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I agree it looks like the tiniest bit of nute burn, but I would handle it differently.

This is right where I like to keep my plants. I up the nutes until I see that little bit of burn and then I know I've reached the max nutes. You can back the nutes of just a bit, but I think switching to 100% water is a bit of an over reaction.
uhm, i've actually been doing just distilled water, no nutrients.
 

torontoone

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Then flush the plant if you havn't yet. Salts / Nutes build up in the soil.
Even if your on straight water doesn't mean they are not there.

Are you using soil with slow release fertilizer?
 

kdg

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The plant is getting nutes. If you aren't supplying them then it is coming from the soil.
okay, thanks for the info.
so is there a way to back off the nutrients or should i flush the plant?

i'm not sure if my soil has slow release fertilizers in it, i just looked at the bag of the soil i used and it's just called all-purpose potting soil, and it says it is free of any chemical additives.
 
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