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    Hi Folks,

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    Growing auto in soil under 250W HPS. 3 weeks into flowering. Temp 22-30C, Humidity ~50%. Using Shogun Samurai nutes at 3ml/L (recommended 2-4 ml/L). I'm waiting until the pot is light before I water and aim for 20% runoff. All good stuff that I learned here but in the past couple of days some leaves are turning yellow.

    Any comments/advice gratefully received. My first grow and its been going well up to now.

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    Hi mate, 22degs lights off and 30 on am i right? Also i'd get a little bit of epsom salts in warm water next time you water buddy.
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    Sorry, I meant that the temp fluctuates between 22-30C, although I try to keep it at 25C. Lights are on 24/7. I'm about to hotfoot it down to Boots to get some Epsom salts.

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    Un perfumed and don't add to your soil mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by Innerself View Post
    Un perfumed and don't add to your soil mate
    Did a few searches and it seems like a teaspoon in my next feed is the correct dosage?
    I know I'm being thick but what do you mean by not adding to the soil?

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    Wow I have no idea of what can cause it .... SyRaX can you explain me a little more of what is happening with that schedule lights vs temperature???
    I would say that that's not a nutritional deficiency because of how the lateral branches look like ... anyway epson salts will help out the plant .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by chiselwizard View Post
    Did a few searches and it seems like a teaspoon in my next feed is the correct dosage?
    I know I'm being thick but what do you mean by not adding to the soil?
    Hi mate put half a table spoon of the crystals in a jug
    Add a litre of boiling water to dissolve the crystals
    Wait to cool down or add cold water and put in a spray bottle
    Spray the leaves. And the underside aswell
    This way works faster than adding to your soil which can cause its own problems
    Raise your lights until the leaves have dried
    If your in flower you can still spray just not the buds
    All the best mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Innerself View Post
    Hi mate put half a table spoon of the crystals in a jug
    Add a litre of boiling water to dissolve the crystals
    Wait to cool down or add cold water and put in a spray bottle
    Spray the leaves. And the underside aswell
    This way works faster than adding to your soil which can cause its own problems
    Raise your lights until the leaves have dried
    If your in flower you can still spray just not the buds
    All the best mate
    Many thanks buddy. The kettle is on.

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    You sure its not cause of flowering?

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