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    • #2888
      Loves2Trim
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      Every single grow to this date, I’ve had Yellowing Tips.

      I’ve tried everything I can think of. Can the SF community please help me.

    • #2920
      Brad104
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      Is it the tips only no yellowing anywhere else on the leaf, and do you have any pictures?

    • #2943
      Atom
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      Throw up a picture if you can. In flower mine always get a bit if yellow tips. I think it might be normal to some extent.

    • #3123
      Loves2Trim
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      How do I insert a pic man. I tried on mobile and laptop?

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      Loves2Trim
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    • #3125
      Keith
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      I get them as well.  I was told it was a slight sign of overfeeding and that it wasn’t necessarily a bad thing bc it’s more or less a harmless way for your plant to tell you she’s full and not to up the feeding dosage anymore.  You prob could even back off a bit on the ratios.  It made sense and I’ve confirmed it with others but usually one plant will get it and the other doesn’t.  I honestly clicked on the thread to read the answers, but thought that might help.  These guys will help you though.

      • #8914
        Hoppiefrog
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        Hi there looks like you can use some helps , the issue you are seeing here is a multi factor issue at hand . The first issue I can see foremost is a calcium issue , cannabis uses almost as much calcium as nitrogen and is immobile so one needs to front load through entire grow in order to allow enough time for the calcium to move from roots to grown tips . But I would venture to say your ph looks to be part of the issue (I’m guessing high soil ph ) anything above 6.7 and you will start seeing issues and lockout. The burnt.leaf tips are likely caused by too much available nitrogen being uptaken or an overly high enzymatic count but I’m guessing you are not using enzymes or you probably would have good microbial activity and therefore no ph issues. Anyhow I hope this is inform you can understand if not I’m happy to help if I can navigate this site haha. After almost 30 years I still have a mentor I need advice from on the regular be humble and not shy ask questions and learn it’s so beautiful 💟

    • #3126
      Loves2Trim
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      Here is an example. It usually starts about the time the 5th or 6th node sprouts. Goes from yellowing tips in old and new growth. Stems turn purple and sometimes leaves turn brownish rusty. What am I doing?

    • #3411
      Atom
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      Purple stems are normally magnesium deficiency. What medium do you use, and what are you feeding?

    • #3417
      Cannabliss
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      The deficiencies take a little time to show, by the time we see visible signs, the plants been needing it for at least a week.
      The burnt tips definitely looks like she was over fed. Environment plays a role in how the plant transpires.
      I’ve notice I’m more prone to yellowing tips when humidity is low.

      • #8915
        Hoppiefrog
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        Purple stems are a sign of nutritional imbalance between calcium/phosphorus and sodium

    • #3454
      Loves2Trim
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      Medium is usually 6 gallons of Ocean forrest and an extra gallon of pearlite. Main veg nute is Botanicare grow. I’ve tried fresh grows with full nute schedule, half nute schedule and no nutes and had the same results. Humidity is usually 55 -65. Also use Prevegenics  MicroGenics 0.75% for micros.

    • #8870
      Racky
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      Cal Mag fixxed my issue like this.

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      • #8916
        Hoppiefrog
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        If your growing in a organic soil mix you will find 17+ gallon pots are ideal , it’s hard to keep the microbes happy or enough nutrients available in anything less , if you have no choice but to use small pots try adding some proper aact to the regeim if you are already brewing your feed , helps to break it down and make it plant available, enzymes, microbes and bokashi are your best friends in any organic system

    • #8886
      Loves2Trim
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      I just built a small scale RO water filter Im gonna start controlling my water better and see if its build up of PHdown and Calcium.

    • #8961
      Loves2Trim
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      17 gallon seems like a huge number but in reality not much bigger in diameter and height. whats AACT and bokashi?

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