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Hi everyone I’m on my first grow, growing blueberry autos in biobizz light mix, I’m using biobizz grow, bloom and top max as nutes, my question is, will I need cal mag at some time in my grow or is it best for me just to purchase it just in case I get some deficiency later in my grow, I’m nearly four weeks, I only have two girls and won’t to be prepared and won’t to look after them as much as I can, any advice will be grateful from you guys, thank you
 
Hi everyone I’m on my first grow, growing blueberry autos in biobizz light mix, I’m using biobizz grow, bloom and top max as nutes, my question is, will I need cal mag at some time in my grow or is it best for me just to purchase it just in case I get some deficiency later in my grow, I’m nearly four weeks, I only have two girls and won’t to be prepared and won’t to look after them as much as I can, any advice will be grateful from you guys, thank you
unless your using a led i think you will be ok in light mix but its always handy to have a bottle around just in case
 
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thanks for the reply mate yes I’m using led hydro Mars ts600
should still be fine just keep a eye on her for yellowing and brown spots but i think you will be all good :d5:
 
should still be fine just keep a eye on her for yellowing and brown spots but i think you will be all good :d5:
Hi mate I’ve noticed this on my 7 week old, is this a cal mag def, I do have a bottle and haven’t used it yet, thanks mate
 

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Hi mate I’ve noticed this on my 7 week old, is this a cal mag def, I do have a bottle and haven’t used it yet, thanks mate
from just that pic id say no it looks more like its fading older fan leafs will do this as your auto gets nearer harvest
 
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from just that pic id say no it looks more like its fading older fan leafs will do this as your auto gets nearer harvest
If you look at his pic, that plant is just starting to flower. It is far from the end of its life.. This is not a "natural fade"..

Autos have zero recovery time so it is very important to address every issue as early as possible.. To get an idea of what the issue might be we need all of the info on the feeding schedule and dosage. Ppm info is always great, and full plant pics as well.. If it's fading like that on one leaf, im sure it's starting on others as well..
 
If you look at his pic, that plant is just starting to flower. It is far from the end of its life.. This is not a "natural fade"..

Autos have zero recovery time so it is very important to address every issue as early as possible.. To get an idea of what the issue might be we need all of the info on the feeding schedule and dosage. Ppm info is always great, and full plant pics as well.. If it's fading like that on one leaf, im sure it's starting on others as well..
im not going to even begin to pretend i know more here than you mate but i dont think its just started flowering look at those buds in the backround not in the foreground the plants 7 weeks old thats what lead me to my answer @Crowkill89 more picture do always help in these situations
 
im not going to even begin to pretend i know more here than you mate but i dont think its just started flowering look at those buds in the backround not in the foreground the plants 7 weeks old thats what lead me to my answer @Crowkill89 more picture do always help in these situations
Hi guys thanks for the reply’s the buds that look younger are a different plant, which is behind, the one in the back ground with a couple of fan leaves doing this is in full flower, I have pictures of it from a day or so ago, they are in darkness right now so will update you with better ones tonight but I do have a couple of photos.
 

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