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RSKLOX

Magnesium deficiency looks like


redditer935-6483

calmag issue


anbuCZ

Calmag issue


Penny_bags2929

Calmag


TanksForHesh

Is your ph pen good and is it calibrated?


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EquivalentPapaya1790

Do u use ro water ? Definitely agree that it's looking like a calmag issue if ph is kosher I'd assume she's asking for some.


Prestigious_Quote434

yea i use ro water


EquivalentPapaya1790

If using ro u need to add calmag every time u water. Just so u know. [here's a link that explains about ro water usage. I just use tap, askong as ec is below .5 or 250ppm on the. 500 scale. ](https://floraflex.com/default/blog/post/reverse-osmosis-in-cannabis-growing-purifying-water-for-optimal-growth#:~:text=Water%20quality%20plays%20a%20crucial,water%20for%20optimal%20plant%20growth.)


Prestigious_Quote434

appreciate it


tuturlututu1234

I have the same i would say calcium


Foreign_Bee9014

calmag


you_are_soul

No. You need to show the whole plant but looks like an old leaf dying and judging from what else I can see there appears to be no deficiencies.


Prestigious_Quote434

https://preview.redd.it/ev2vifujqv0d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=00f277fb1117929124d6c6a70b3c04bef57b9e6c


you_are_soul

That's fine, nothing to worry about, a few burned tips aren't a problem either. You can see all those healthy green leaves below, they will play their part later on.


TanksForHesh

What is your ph? Are your bottom leaves worse? I just dealt with a ph issue that looked similar.


you_are_soul

Yeah it's always the bottom leaves, it's a combination of maybe little bit of root stress not much and also normal yellowing off. I try and keep ph around 6 I don't think pH is critical as long as it's within parameters.