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Anyone know whats wrong with my plants?

Passenger

Active member
I've been trying to figure out what is causing this I thought it could of been sun/heat damage because its gone from cold to hot quite fast but I seriously doubt that. Anyone know?






 

MickTheBrag

Active member
could be ozone "air pollution" just hope it dont get worse. or if your organic matter "nutes"is'nt fully rotted it'l burn your plants.
 

teruso

Member
MickTheBrag said:
could be ozone "air pollution" just hope it dont get worse. or if your organic matter "nutes"is'nt fully rotted it'l burn your plants.

Not true... I recently did a test to see if cannabis can suffer from an organic fertillizer burn, I put fresh chicken manure (the strongest stuff there is) around the base of the plant and it was fine.
 

MickTheBrag

Active member
teruso said:
Not true... I recently did a test to see if cannabis can suffer from an organic fertillizer burn, I put fresh chicken manure (the strongest stuff there is) around the base of the plant and it was fine.


if organic manure is'nt fully rotted it will burn your plants. as in fresh out its ass. well then it was'nt to much then was it. :spank:
 

Skipload

Member
It apears to be a deficancy of a mobile element. Maybe you are lacking something or locking something out by giving it to much.
The necrosis does look like Ozone burn, how ironic, potassium deficiancy is my bet.
(Ironic because the necrosis isn't yellow or brown but the rust color) Out doors, lack of potassium in cold can be this color.
 

stinkyattic

her dankness
Veteran
I'm going with potassium def or lockout as well. Appearance on lowest leaves first, characteristic rust color, spotty pattern. Likely locked out by too much raw dung if that was your issue. lol
 
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greenhornets

question on tap water

question on tap water

my tap water is is 220 ppm. is this consider hard water ??
would i need to add cal-mag to this ??. also if it is hard water do i need a softener???
 
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