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08-05-2010, 07:55 PM #2
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Leaf curl... proper posting
Nope. Not a heat issue. Put the lamp back.
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
Old leaves are old news. If the new growth is fine, they'll be fine. Might have been something you sprayed or an additive you used during or just after rooting. Was the plant that the clones came from yours? If not, it might have been adjusting to your nutrients, light, schedules, water...
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
But it does look like they were over-nutrified at some point.
I usually let the plant discard the leaves, and pick them out of the pot. If they are still green, they're still doing something.
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
You shouldn't need both unless sourse water varies.
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
I'm unfamiliar with the product, but have you checked online for a feeding schedule? Ya might want to check HERE.
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
Perhaps the PDF I refered you to would verify the schedule. I'm a soil guy, and water once daily in the summer.
Originally Posted by TerraPharma
I prefer molasses instead of CalMag now-a-days. But CalMag is ok.
Keep an eye on 'em, verify your schedules and such, and good luck. :thumbsup:
Also, there is a hydro troubleshooting form just below this form, on the page you got this one from. (in case you need it again)
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