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Hey guys anyone call tell which deficiency is it?
Started first with the older leaves. They're getting yellow, curved down and the veins are still very green.
I managed to get the temps and humidity okay. Watering every 2 or 3 days for now on...
Please help!
Doesn't seem like Mg deficiency to me...
1.3m2 bathroom
E-indoor
E-soil,
E-
CSL-half bonsai soil half humus regular soil
SCL-
SCLR-
E-bathroom tap
E-Source water pH 6,4
HRT-)
E-5 weeks
E-10-10-10 0rganic Nutrients. 2 tea spoon each 1.5 lt. Used only once or twice
E-
E-400w HPS 2ftaway from plant
E-80s during the day 70s during the night
HD-Reservoir temperature
E- 50%
E-20/4
E-2 fans and one good exhaust fan
Ps. Those are automatic flowering Lowriders/Ak47
Is that happening more at the top of your plant then the bottom?
Hi all !!!! :thumbsup:
I would look at a Zinc or Potassium problem myself.
Second post i seen in problems using Bonsi soil, I'm not sure about it but it looks like clay to me.
Maybe this will help http://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=...=article&id=37
The tops are fine, just the older leaver are turning yellow.
I thought about Zinc too, but i'm not nearly sure.
And they're flowering, so I think they need help pretty fast...
Test your runoff pH immediately!
I agree with Stinky the issue has to be ph. Good luck.....those are some pretty unhappy plants.
Guys, I ran to an aquarium shop and got the ph test.
Well, you're damn right. The ph indicates little above 5!!!
So i got organic shell calcium to correct the soil ph.
Should i flush them all before the calcium??
Is that the right way to do it?
Thanks, i'm just waiting for a reply to save the babies!
I'd Wait for WeedHound or Stinky before you try anything. Hope they get better soon.:)
http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-pro...hy-how-do.html
Follow the directions in here EXACTLY.
Your low pH has locked out all the metals. That's why it looks like a REALLY bad Mg deficiency.
When the soil dries out from the flush and pH adjustment, get that plant into a larger pot of an unfertilized potting mix such as promix that has plenty of lime in it, and give it tap water at pH 6.7-7.0. The soil in that pot has had all the lime used up and you are now seeing what the true pH of un-buffered peat is!