Would you say this is a deficiency or nute burn ?

Satsuma1989

Satsuma1989

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Coming to end of week 6 flower noticed about a week ago leaves started turning yellow and leaf clawing I backed the light off as much as i can around 15 inch last one was about 8 had no troubles , leaves have started to go crispy any help would be appreciated using spider farmer sf2000 x2 in coco 70% coco 30% perlite ph around 6.2-6.3
 

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Shot in the dark here but I'm gonna guess your feeding at the recommended dose on your bottles. Try feeding at like ⅔ strength and see if she likes that more. Believe it or not most plants can't a full strength feed. That's where 90% of people's problems start
 
ProPheT 216 said:
Shot in the dark here but I'm gonna guess your feeding at the recommended dose on your bottles. Try feeding at like ⅔ strength and see if she likes that more. Believe it or not most plants can't a full strength feed. That's where 90% of people's problems start
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Thank you for the response Yh that’s what I’m going to do when I next feed her I followed same regime of the monkey nutrients didn’t have any problems before but thank you
 
Satsuma1989 said:
Every 2 days I feed them there not bone dry but dry but not drooping if that makes sense
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That might be part of your problem. I am new to coco, but just had similar happen when my plants in veg got dried out a bit. Coco really loves to be wet all the time and fed with every watering as well, every day....preferably til runoff.
 
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manfredo said:
That might be part of your problem. I am new to coco, but just had similar happen when my plants in veg got dried out a bit. Coco really loves to be wet all the time and fed with every watering as well, every day....preferably til runoff.
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At first I thought it was heat or light burn and I’ve researched all day it makes me so anxious not knowing what’s caused it but Yh that’s what I’m going to do thank you for reply
 
Satsuma1989 said:
At first I thought it was heat or light burn and I’ve researched all day it makes me so anxious not knowing what’s caused it but Yh that’s what I’m going to do thank you for reply
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I thought the same thing as I have a new light....But I removed the crispy leaves, increased their nutes a little, and have made sure to keep them well watered and they bounced right back.
 
manfredo said:
I thought the same thing as I have a new light....But I removed the crispy leaves, increased their nutes a little, and have made sure to keep them well watered and they bounced right back.
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Appreciate the reply man Yh going to keep them moist till harvest
 
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