New Grower need help

[DOG 43]

is this cal/mag diffishence and here are some pic

 

[iampepe]

Yup looks like calcium deficiency, do you have a supplement you can water and or foliage spray with? Are you growing under cobs ?

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

that can be inconsistent or over/under watering, actual calcium deficiency, or a root problem. Smart money is to add some CalMag and check the soil Ph just to be sure. If watering was inconsistent enough at some point, than it can lock up the calcium in the soil. That's usually how people end up with blossom end rot in tomatoes. The cell walls break down, those spots are there for good, you will know for sure if it's fixed when new leaves are normal, and no new spots show up. Is there a drain in those buckets?

 

[DOG 43]

that can be inconsistent or over/under watering, actual calcium deficiency, or a root problem. Smart money is to add some CalMag and check the soil Ph just to be sure. If watering was inconsistent enough at some point, than it can lock up the calcium in the soil. That's usually how people end up with blossom end rot in tomatoes. The cell walls break down, those spots are there for good, you will know for sure if it's fixed when new leaves are normal, and no new spots show up. Is there a drain in those buckets?

ya i have holes i just noticed white mold on the soil turn off humitafier going to dry thim out and and cal mag its just the one out of 4 they are under 2 300 w led week 4.5 have not added cal mag yet just malasas i have added a bowl of pop to see if it co2 proplem

 

[DOG 43]

soil run off is around 6.3 6.4 room temp around 79 hum 51 1 300wmarshydro and a king 300 ufo and cfls1 44 day light 3 23 w soft

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

Good luck! Mold is a game breaker, definitely a water issue of some sort, if not two problems.

 

[DOG 43]

Good luck! Mold is a game breaker, definitely a water issue of some sort, if not two problems.

well that sucks lol

 

[Rev. Green Genes]

well that sucks lol

your not too far gone, just make sure there is air flow under the canopy, add some cal mag, and physically remove any mold. I might mix up real light bleach solution and spray the top layer of soil lightly after removing the mold. If the mold goes real real far down, than you can pull that plant, remove the soil by soaking, dip the roots in a an antimicrobial bath, and carefully replant. It would shock the hell out of her, but it's a last option if other things cannot be corrected. If that "white mold" is powdery mildew you can stay organic by spraying NEEM oil, or some other antifungal.