Why are my leaves turning like that? What do I need to do to fix it? Or is that normal?
Might want to fill out a support ticket. Looks like it could be a calcium or nitrogen issue.
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- What strain, Auto Sour Diesel
- Method: coco
- Vessels: fabric pot
- PH of Water, Solution, runoff (if Applicable): 6.7
- PPM/TDS or EC of nutrient solution if applicable: Not sure how to answer this but I use 3 teaspoons of tiger bloom per gallon
- Indoor or Outdoor: indoor
- Light system: 1000 watt Mars hydro
- Temps; Day, Night: Day 66 night 63
- Humidity; Day, Night: Day 62 Night 57
- Ventilation system; Yes, No, Size: Yes 4in
- AC, Humidifier, De-humidifier,: NA
- Co2; Yes, No: Not sure
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The clawing or curling down of the leaves indicates a nitrogen toxicity. But if your in coco and only given tiger bloom t hff at dont make sense
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Hey @Draco21
Still think it’s a calcium or nitrogen deficiency but going to call in some better help for you.
Welcome aboard and good luck!
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Both. The rusty spots are calcium, and curved leaves is excessive nitrogen.
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PH way high for coco! Mars Hydro ts1000?
You do not know what the input PPM of nutrient solution is?
Size of area? Is that only light?
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Three times the pot size of ph’d water to flush will help. Those damaged leaves wont recover
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I’ll let others that grow in coco help but you should look at adding a calmag supplement when feeding.
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Correct.
And correct about flush size.
Thanks for helping out!
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I just had to do aflush tonight and it took 6-7 times the pot size of PH’d water to fix.
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Trying to pay it forward!
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@emgoldslo @Covertgrower thank you I’ll go ahead and flush and look into a calmag supplement
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Do you have a TDS pen?
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The tiger bloom has no N in it that’s what’s weird
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You can get a tds pen pretty cheap. It is very helpful!
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