Deficiencies

[newgrowerr]

So you reckon then @IceCalibur just start giving them calmag every watering?

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[IceCalibur]

So you reckon then @IceCalibur just start giving them calmag every watering?

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Do you have soft or hard water?...if you're not sure, you can check online with your water supplier using your postcode

[newgrowerr]

Do you have soft or hard water?...if you're not sure, you can check online with your water supplier using your postcode

Soft

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[IceCalibur]

Soft

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Then I'd say this looks like a calcium deficiency and go ahead with the calmag at half strength, see how they get on with that and add another dose in 4-5 days..make sure not add at each watering thereafter, make it every other watering

[newgrowerr]

Then I'd say this looks like a calcium deficiency and go ahead with the calmag at half strength, see how they get on with that and add another dose in 4-5 days

Ok mate thanks just watered today aswell wish I'd of just put it in now nevermind

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[SmobyToker#1]

Newgrower, get a litre of water add some calmag @ what it says on bottle (for foliar use if labeled if not use half the amount for a drench) and add 1-2 drips of dish soap / washing up liquid (to stick better, cover better). Ensure its nice and warm ie 20c. do not ph it

Go in groom, turn off lamps and get spraying on the top and bottom of the leaves (those buds will be fine at this stage) focus on the bottom sides most as thats where the stomata absorb most.

I say to do it when the plants are warm as the stomata will be open as opposed to a sleeping / cool plant.


The reason i say foliar spray over drench is simple, you need a fast fix pronto before it spreads, foliar is absorbed much quicker than the roots can help.


Then put the fans on full whack to dry off the leaves and then in an hour or so put lights back on. Make sure you give plants some kind of light whilst doing this, you dont want them going into night mode.

Repeat the process in a few days, and poissible again after that. Should arrest any spread, but yeah defo looks cal def to me mate

[newgrowerr]

Newgrower, get a litre of water add some calmag @ what it says on bottle (for foliar use if labeled if not use half the amount for a drench) and add 1-2 drips of dish soap / washing up liquid (to stick better, cover better). Ensure its nice and warm ie 20c. do not ph it

Go in groom, turn off lamps and get spraying on the top and bottom of the leaves (those buds will be fine at this stage) focus on the bottom sides most as thats where the stomata absorb most.

I say to do it when the plants are warm as the stomata will be open as opposed to a sleeping / cool plant.


The reason i say foliar spray over drench is simple, you need a fast fix pronto before it spreads, foliar is absorbed much quicker than the roots can help.


Then put the fans on full whack to dry off the leaves and then in an hour or so put lights back on. Make sure you give plants some kind of light whilst doing this, you dont want them going into night mode.

Repeat the process in a few days, and poissible again after that. Should arrest any spread, but yeah defo looks cal def to me mate

Ok thanks I'll do that tomorow will I still give them some in water aswell

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[SmobyToker#1]

Ok thanks I'll do that tomorow will I still give them some in water aswell

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You can do mate, but only do that once and then persevere with the foliar spraying.

[newgrowerr]

You can do mate, but only do that once and then persevere with the foliar spraying.

Would it be ok to just keep the light on at one end and just put the 3 sick ones at other end away from the light it is just so it's no beaming on them and burning them isnt it?

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[SmobyToker#1]

Would it be ok to just keep the light on at one end and just put the 3 sick ones at other end away from the light it is just so it's no beaming on them and burning them isnt it?

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How far away? Ideally you need it to be off and just a standard bulb on like in your house. To be honest mate id do all your plants as a precaution if you have soft water. If you have to do it with lights on then you need them to be atleast 4-5 feet away so as to not have high intensity being magnified through the droplets like a lens.


edit - simple way for you, grab a lamp from bedside table or summat, put that in there and turn off HID'S and then spray. Jd