Need diagnosis on my AKR

[ThePoolGuy1990]

Whats up guys, would aluminum sulphate be too strong to be able to bring my PH down by .2 or .3? as i hear it is very strong stuff and is mainly used for garden lawns and things. Hearing vinegar is a handy tool.

here's where i am with my other plant, the 1st plant i pictured is fine and being harvested tonight :thumbs:

i know my ph is 6.7 - 6.9 at the max.

She has nice size buds for an auto and not sure if it's too late to solve the matter,

All leaves are dying , the buds are now turning colour , just very slowly, and pretty much running on smaller leaves and bud leaves.

I'm thinking, get the PH down to 6.4-6.5 and flush her with it.

i just dont know what to use and how much to get the desired range!!

thanks in advance for any help people

 

[smokeyluke]

Also make sure there is plenty of drainage holes in bottom of your container and your container does not sit in a pool try and raise it from the floor slightly over a drip tray . I had this problem previously and was told it was nuet burn or lack of nitrogen hope this helps . Smokeyluke

 

[AndyBotwin]

Hard to tell with that lighting, but those leaves look beyond saving. How old is the plant and what nutes have you been giving? It couldn't hurt to try and get the pH down a bit with vinegar while flushing, but looks like it's heading for the chop before too long.

 

[JM]

im goin with andy on this... maybe a flush with ph 5.8 water ... use vinegar... very little bit to get it there... start with 1 tsp per gallon