62 people have seen my pics

[Baffled and confused]

Is my problem that tough? Are my pic's not clear? 62 people have seen my post and nobody has a clue!!! Great

Baffled and confused Reviewed by Baffled and confused on 10-18-2006. 62 people have seen my pics Is my problem that tough? Are my pic's not clear? 62 people have seen my post and nobody has a clue!!! Great Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

I don't try to help, because I'm very vague on hydroponics (I'm just an old dirt farmer )... you need to get with 'Latewood', he's the premier hydro-guy here ... try your questions in the Hydroponics section, I think you'll get help there ... :smokin:

[Baffled and confused]

Thanks man

[Tommygirl]

There is something wrong with your baby, and I can't quite pin it down. The leaves should not be curling up along the edges like they are. It kind of looks like the mild heat stress or nute burn, but it kind of looks like the very begining of MG deficiency too...it's driving me nuts, so I can only imagine how aggitated you must be over it.

I think it must be root bound due tp the plastic still being around the rock wool, but I can't be sure of that. Considering the size of it, you should have a really impressive root system, and should definitely not be able to set that net pot directly on a counter like that. The whole thing is so damned weird, man.

I'm wondering if you don't have a Calcium deficiency.

Young leaves are affected first and become small and distorted or chlorotic with irregular margins, spotting or necrotic areas. Bud development is inhibited, blossom end rot and internal decay may also occur and root may be under developed or die back. Deficiency will cause root tip die-back, leaf tip curl and marginal necrosis and chlorosis primarily in younger leaves. Symptoms: young leaves develop chlorosis and distortion such as crinkling, dwarfing, developing a strap-like shape, shoots stop growing and thicken.