datura_kid
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i had slight changes indicating ph problems, seems like it has been 7.4-7.5 according to my calculations...started fixing it (using destilled water cuz i dont have ppm meter to see hows my tap here, thought it might be too hard and that it might be part of the problem), the plants got better, but just as they did, lower leafs, mostly 3 fingered ones (but also first set - one fingered ones) and mostly middle one of those 3 fingers started getting some thinning patches (pale green) between veins more towards the tip of the leaf, going back as it progresses, and also those patches becoming brownish as it progresses, and finally looks like burnt, leaf is crispy and yellowing of entire leaf is starting...not all of them got this, maybe more then half, but with days it happens on more and more plants...
some info on the net says it could be ph being off, but im in the progress of lowering it (slowly)...i don't know if i do the math right but here's how i meassure it: water with ph 6.5, read the runoff, it comes 6.75, so i guess this would be the middle (between water and soil), and i would estimate that ph is a bit under 7.0. Then i try meassuring with 6.1 and get runoff results from 6.55 to 6.75 (differes from plant to plant). then i tried with 6.3 and got pretty much same results, 6.6-6.7. am i doing it right?
I've fed them once foliary cuz i suspected there might be K and Mg deficiency at one moment, and once with watering last time when i thought ph dropped enough for them to take the nutrients...
they are skunk #1 feminised, 24 days of vegetation from seed in soil, transplanted in 2.6 gal pots after first week, were under 3 x 400w until today when temps dropped enough to turn the 4th light so its 4 x 400 now. temps are under 75 day, 65 night, 30% RH. The plan was to induce flowering after 28 days.
i attached some pics for you to see...some minor and then towards bigger damage...its taken with phone so they are not the best...
some info on the net says it could be ph being off, but im in the progress of lowering it (slowly)...i don't know if i do the math right but here's how i meassure it: water with ph 6.5, read the runoff, it comes 6.75, so i guess this would be the middle (between water and soil), and i would estimate that ph is a bit under 7.0. Then i try meassuring with 6.1 and get runoff results from 6.55 to 6.75 (differes from plant to plant). then i tried with 6.3 and got pretty much same results, 6.6-6.7. am i doing it right?
I've fed them once foliary cuz i suspected there might be K and Mg deficiency at one moment, and once with watering last time when i thought ph dropped enough for them to take the nutrients...
they are skunk #1 feminised, 24 days of vegetation from seed in soil, transplanted in 2.6 gal pots after first week, were under 3 x 400w until today when temps dropped enough to turn the 4th light so its 4 x 400 now. temps are under 75 day, 65 night, 30% RH. The plan was to induce flowering after 28 days.
i attached some pics for you to see...some minor and then towards bigger damage...its taken with phone so they are not the best...