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    #1
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    Mg deficiency?

    My leaves have slowly progressed from simple yellowing, into this. Leaf tips are curling up and twisting on older fan leaves and the problem is working it's way up the plant. There is no green in the leaf veins, just yellowing. The tips are getting crispy (dead).

    Indoor
    Soil
    Fox Farms Ocean Forest
    Dolomite Lime added
    Hmmmm....pH'd tap water at 6.6 run's off at 7.1, too much lime? Why would too much lime be presenting a problem now?
    Tap
    7.something water source
    Day 51 flowering, 89 days old total.
    Fox Farms ferts.
    Stopped heavy feeding weeks ago, currently flushing. Fully flushed plants 3-4 days ago. (5 gallons ph'd water through each plant, no ferts. added.)
    600w HPS, 15-18 inches away.
    75-80 day, 60-65 night.
    40-60% humidity
    12/12
    Passive intake ventilation
    norkali Reviewed by norkali on . Mg deficiency? My leaves have slowly progressed from simple yellowing, into this. Leaf tips are curling up and twisting on older fan leaves and the problem is working it's way up the plant. There is no green in the leaf veins, just yellowing. The tips are getting crispy (dead). Indoor Soil Fox Farms Ocean Forest Dolomite Lime added Hmmmm....pH'd tap water at 6.6 run's off at 7.1, too much lime? Why would too much lime be presenting a problem now? Tap 7.something water source Day 51 flowering, 89 Rating: 5

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  3.     
    #2
    Senior Member

    Mg deficiency?

    ..Or a Potassium deficiency?

  4.     
    #3
    Senior Member

    Mg deficiency?

    it's the flushing that has killed your plant. why flush the food out?

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    #4
    Senior Member

    Mg deficiency?

    Your runoff is 7.1? Thats too high.....you're locking stuff out. Flush with water at a lower ph (say 6.3) until the runoff is NO higher than 6.7. Then give nutes at a low-but-in-range ph level.

    If you've been "flushing" or not giving nutes for several weeks they're probably starving anyway. But correct your ph first.

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    #5
    Senior Member

    Mg deficiency?

    Severe N deficiency. pH your water down to 6.2, also check your meter calibration. Feed with a grow fert at 1/4 strength ONCE to slow the yellowing and then return to bloom fert to limp through to harvest.
    Read the flushing why and how to do it sticky. Very important.

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