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TBJ12

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Having some problems I'm hoping you guys can help me out with.
 

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Unagi

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Seems like some are more affected than others.

Theres a form in the stickies, you should fill it out. You will recieve much greater help this way :)
 

Dog Star

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Those small one looks like PH is fucked and like there is a extra nutes in soil mix.

Bigger ones looks like some pest attacked them... and they have problems
with secondary elements like Mg,Sulphur and Calcium..

That is what i sees visualy but pics are not close to area affected,cant say 100% sure..
 

Big-Narstie

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What type of water u using? Were they ever over watered when young? Seems u have a few issues but ppl need more info. Environment/medium/lights/feed and ph lvls etc

I would make sure u don't have bugs thrip/mite etc.

If all those are in range Id then look at water and ph
 

TBJ12

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We are using H&G nutrients A and B only. Normally use Oasis blocks and have had many successful runs, but the problem seen in the 5th pic was showing up on the most recent runs in Oasis blocks as well, just not as severe.

PH run off is 6-6.1
Promix grow medium
PPM is 500-600
Well water (It's been an extremely hot winter so water quality may be effected)

If you need anymore info let me know
 

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TBJ12

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You think that's enough to do that much damage. I do suspect a bug issue as well. I'll have to get my hands on a magnifying glass to get a better look. It's possible the plants were over watered early on as well.
 

TBJ12

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Didn't realize such a small difference could cause so many problems. I suspect a bug issue as well so I'll try to get a better look. I believe they may have been over watered early on.
 

Big-Narstie

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If they were over watered they might have a bad/weak root system can u look?

U may have an abundance of calcium or salts in ur water, what's ur waters PH stand point? It's a great indicater if ur feeding with a PH of 6.5 and its run off is 6.1 tells a lot!

Most bugs won't cause that type of damage but if they're stressing the plants they won't have great immune systems so weak against all manner of issues.


I'm surprised no ones mentioned broad mites yet!? =$
 

TBJ12

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If they were over watered they might have a bad/weak root system can u look?

U may have an abundance of calcium or salts in ur water, what's ur waters PH stand point? It's a great indicater if ur feeding with a PH of 6.5 and its run off is 6.1 tells a lot!

Most bugs won't cause that type of damage but if they're stressing the plants they won't have great immune systems so weak against all manner of issues.


I'm surprised no ones mentioned broad mites yet!? =$

Super busy day so I didn't get much time in the garden.

Didn't have a chance to look at roots but I will transplant one of the most effected plants on Monday.

PH in rez is usually 6-6.2.

I do suspect over watering and a possible bug issue. Again I will get a closer look Monday.

This isn't my garden. I'm trying to help my stubborn boss figure out his issues before they destroy everything.

One other unrelated question. I've been working to aid one of my ladies with severe nitrogen toxicity. Problem is she just won't flower, it's been a solid 3 weeks of 12/12. I didn't really notice the issue until about a week after the flip though.
 
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Huckster79

Too much N can delay or limit flowering. Someone else can chime in but i would assume flush like hell. Ive not had thia issue with the girls but in regular garden my grandpa always told me to stop fertilizing actual tomatoes at begining of their flower as too much N could lead to geogrous tomoto plants that were as barren as all get out for fruit....
 

TBJ12

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Ya, it's been straight water for a couple weeks and they are in recovery. She just wont go into full flower.
 
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Huckster79

Id get other opinions on this as this is a just a tnhought. What about going to 13 dark, 11 light. Are u sure theres zero light at dark time? Again other opinions but maybe an extended period of dark, as my understanding the stress comes more from dark being interupted by periods of light but no so much visa versa.... again do mot take that as gospel just thoughts...
 

Dankwolf

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11 on 13 of for stubborn sativas or check for light getting in. Duruing lights off. Also here are some charts that should help
 
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