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08-01-2009, 07:08 PM #1
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Yellow leaves
I have 5 plants that have leaves turning yellow on the ends of the leaves. It started out on one plant and has quickly started on at least one branch or more on all the other plants. It started shortly after i added a 90 watt LED UFO light. plants were started on fluorescents. Not sure if that is the problem. I have sprayed them 1 time with fungicide 3. which handels fungus, mites, and insects. It has been 48 hrs since i sprayed and it is still spreading. Here is my set up.
Hydroponics/ Bubbleponics system setup in closet started 3 weeks ago from seed. closet stays open for air cirulation.
rockwool cubes in hydrotron grow rocks
1 Dual Spectrum 65 High Output Fluorescent Bulbs
1 Dual Spectrum II High Output Fluorescent Bulbs
1 90 watt UFO led lamp.
1 rotating fan
temp range 72 to 77 degrees
humidity 44% to 55%
I am using premeasured Micro and grow nutrients that came with my system from manufacture.
Thanks for any help!kallidah Reviewed by kallidah on . Yellow leaves I have 5 plants that have leaves turning yellow on the ends of the leaves. It started out on one plant and has quickly started on at least one branch or more on all the other plants. It started shortly after i added a 90 watt LED UFO light. plants were started on fluorescents. Not sure if that is the problem. I have sprayed them 1 time with fungicide 3. which handels fungus, mites, and insects. It has been 48 hrs since i sprayed and it is still spreading. Here is my set up. Hydroponics/ Rating: 5
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08-01-2009, 08:05 PM #2
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Yellow leaves
Try spraying plain water on the leaves to wash them.
Originally Posted by kallidah
Good luck,
Weezard
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08-01-2009, 08:45 PM #3
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Yellow leaves
The problem started before i sprayed them with fungicide. I will give them a wash though. They are all lower branch leaves if that helps. I am going to change the water and nutrients out and use a little less nutrients to see if that helps.
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08-01-2009, 09:57 PM #4
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Yellow leaves
In that case the nute concentration won't matter if the PH keeps climbing.
Originally Posted by kallidah
PH extremes lock out nutes.
Hydrotron usually causes PH to rise even when properly pre-treated.
Phosphoric acid is best as a PH down.
Aloha,
Weezard
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08-02-2009, 05:15 AM #5
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Yellow leaves
I forgot to put the pH in my first post. It was 5.8 to 6.0
After i change out the (distilled) water and nutrients i have it at 6.25 now.
pH is checked 3 times a day and has never needed adjustment.
I increased it this time with the new water so i am not so close on the low end.
I only added half the nutrients so far. I sprayed the leaves down with water to wash fungicide 3 off. I also removed the leaves and branches that were effected with sterilized scissors.
Its 6 hours later and i am starting to see brown spots on a few leaves that were not there before.
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08-02-2009, 08:14 AM #6
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Yellow leaves
Originally Posted by kallidah
I'm out of suggestions.
Looks like you need a real diagnostician here.
See if you can get Rusty Trichomes attention .
Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Weezard
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08-02-2009, 12:28 PM #7
Senior Member
Yellow leaves
Are you using them at the same time? Knowing the brand name, dilution rates and N-P-K values might help.
Originally Posted by kallidah
I'm a soil guy, but brown spots can be from root rot, calcium defeciency, ph swings, heat and sometimes bugs.
Just brown spots...no yellowing?
What do your roots look like? (stringy and white, or brown and slimy?)
What is your bubbler schedule?
Have you ever added H2O2 (hydrogen peroxide) or any other additives to your reservoir?
What does the new growth look like? Old leaves are old news, and old necrosis (brown spots) will never 'heal'.
Is the problem spreading upwards?
If using sample packs of off-brand nutrients, I'd start looking for a replacement regimin asap, and post a couple of pictures of your ladies if possible.
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08-02-2009, 05:14 PM #8
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Yellow leaves
I will add pics as soon as my camera charges.
Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
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08-02-2009, 05:28 PM #9
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Yellow leaves
I just took some pics and noticed the roots are turning brown. It was not that way last night.
http://i877.photobucket.com/albums/a...h/100_2241.jpg
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08-02-2009, 11:52 PM #10
Senior Member
Yellow leaves
I recommend you copy-n-paste the hydro troubleshooting form here, answer the questions, and I'm sure a hydro person should be along shortly.
But the brown slime on the roots is likely not optimal. I'd do a site search for the latest cures, and do not go overboard with corrections.
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