I I’m giving it calmag but looks like root rot and calcium deficiency
Just added a 600 watt led 3 days ago and distance is 3ft
I I’m giving it calmag but looks like root rot and calcium deficiency
Just added a 600 watt led 3 days ago and distance is 3ft
Looks like overwatering with ph problem or phosphorus in excess, likely caused from ph problem
What is your ph of the plant in question?
last water runoff was 6.4
Looks like a phosphorus toxicity, phosphorus in soil is an immobile nutrient/element meaning it is near impossible to flush out
I’m still using veg nutes. Phosphorus is a flower nute
Phosphorus is contained in both not just one or the other, and it could be built up in the soil itself…
Phosphorus is not a veg nutrient nor flower nutrient, it is an element in aiding in healthy plants structure devlopement as well as bud develement so technically phosphorus is a primary nutrient or a primary element
You beat me to it toker, it could also just build up in the soil over time.
Added an edit above
Ok thanks the light colored leaves made me think it needs nutes especially it’s an auto in a small pot so I thought it would need nutrition more than my photos that are transplanted into new soil. So…
How do I not kill it?
Regular water and no nutrients only PhD water, thats about it, and autos need less food than photos, it will be a moment until you notice the new growth being healthy and you have to becareful because depending on where the light colored leaves started it could be nitrogen, or calcium, we will see what @garrigan62 opinion is
Give it some recharge!!!