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leads me back to the nutrient ratio or water source
something is out of balance or something "caustic" is around
Could try to increase you're floragrow ppm slightly, see what moe and aqua say
Pathogen?
If you're foliar spraying the ones that look bad, and they get better they might need to increase the ppm?
Which doesn't make sense though because smoke is flowering big plants in 400ppm but that's because they are sitting comfortable with their health(?) and the available nutrients are right there when needed though.....
Leading me to think again ratio or something caustic
if not to raise but to change, that foliar spray is great for deficiencies and lock outs. i call it my foop oops fixer!! and if it gets worse then i didn't waste a lot or hurt both plants trying.
thats important, maybe, 120ppm difference. and the way its measuredand on top of it he's on a 700 scale!!
it's def not out of the equation. and if it's either one a dumping and cleaning is in order. it wouldn't be that hard to do.
Any potential for contamination in the water? Any chemicals or herbicide or anything you can think of? PVC solvent? Chiller disintegrating? Did you do any work on the system?
Coco is pretty wet netpots are not touching water?
I’ve seen nute imbalances cause a lot of weird shit but not like this.
about the only other thing i can think ofThis feels like a contamination or pathogen. But I’ve been wrong a lot just ask my wife. Easier to count the times I’m right.
Any potential for contamination in the water? Any chemicals or herbicide or anything you can think of? PVC solvent? Chiller disintegrating? Did you do any work on the system?
Coco is pretty wet netpots are not touching water?
I’ve seen nute imbalances cause a lot of weird shit but not like this. This feels like a contamination or pathogen. But I’ve been wrong a lot just ask my wife. Easier to count the times I’m right.
about the only other thing i can think of
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Can you feel heat if you place your hand between the heater and plants?
Trying to keep it simple. Occam's razor.
The air pump would have actually drawn the air into the water if the pump was in the same room as the bombs.there's a possibility on the chems.. from when i bombed/bleached/sprayed for like a month straight. i didn't flush or sterilize after that. i covered the buckets and bombed... it's possible some got in, the lids weren't perfectly sealed. i had hoped since the air stones were going nothing could get in.
Root issues could definitely the issue. See if these guys suggest H2O2 or the like [Hydroguard].i want to carefully dig back on the coco more and make sure i'm not dampening them off or choking them out somehow. i didn't pack it in there but they seem to be almost showing those symptoms.
The air pump would have actually drawn the air into the water if the pump was in the same room as the bombs.
Root issues could definitely the issue. See if these guys suggest H2O2 or the like [Hydroguard].
I think the coco could hold more moisture than the clay balls do.
This is from one of the diagnostic links I posted in the charts section way back.
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""This seedling was being grown in pure perlite, which is not a suitable growing medium for cannabis, and as a result the roots were not getting the proper levels of air and water. This seedling needs to be transplanted to soil or coco (or even into hydro) in order to get better"
this is just straight false though, ive grown plenty in pure perlite with no issues.
Don't think it would hurt, and can't rule that out yet eitherlike the poor plant below (this was caused by poor drainage and plant was overwatered, leading to a pretty severe case of root problems):
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that looks kinda like mine^^
could mine be lack of O2 or excess of co2 in my rootzone?
i'm going to turn my bubbles up...
That does not look like root rot to me.i dug out the best i could till i saw roots and didn't want to break any.. i don't see or smell anything foul..
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i noticed the top of my elbow had gunk on it that wasn't there before. not sure if that means anything,, i felt the bottom and the rez and it was squeaky clean, no slime.
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Ok read a bit and pics give me a few initial thoughts, the leaves curling that tight and far up the petiole kinda say russet mites but its lacking the total canoeing of the rest of the leaf.
Possibility… how ling ago? If longer than a week unlikely as the damage would show decay and definitely a noticeable shedding of roots or damage.In short we are considering the water source possibly being contaminated when the room was bombed.
Stoney how does the same genetic in soil look now for compare?
100% where my concern is right now brother. And direct wind will exacerbate the heat stress it causes at the leafBombed before the grow was started.
In my head I kept remembering that blurples are much more 'powerful' than full spectrum lights.
I think we even have a thread about PAR differences of the two, but Stoney has used these lights for long time.