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just wondered wether this is serious or any could tell me what the problem is the leaves seem to be loosing colour from the outwould to in any help would be much appreciated.thanks
nitrogen is a macro nutrient available in most fertilizers. typically a fertilizer will have a 3 digit ratio of macro nutrients (N)itrogen, (P)hosporous, and Potassium(K) in that order N-P-K, typically a veg nutrient will have a larger amount of N than P i.e. 7-4-10, a bloom will have more P and less N i.e. 4-8-7.
Since you are in flowering you should use a bloom fertilizer which should have enough N to prevent chlorosis.
I would also hit that plant up with a little Magnesium(Mg), available in epsom salts, probably a 1/4tsp/gal would do the trick.
Well temp has gone up to 90f and i have an air cooled light drawing the air out of the cupboard and have a fan circulating the plants too 90f isnt that bad is it.... well i gave them a flush today just incase anymore opinons much appreciated and thanks to all that have poasted already
chops,
if your heat is reasonable, it seems as if Mg deficiency is the most likely culprit.
Lucas wrote:
"Bear in mind that when looking at Canna Aqua Flores, the K level is rather high, and this inhibits uptake of Mg, which is already a bit low imho.. I have heard repeatedly that Canna Aqua, AND Canna Coco produce Mg deficiency if not supplemented with Epsom at the rate of 1/4tsp per gallon..."
Although it looks as if you may be able to solve this with a reduction in temperature.