James
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Could they still grow with burned leaves? So sad.

Hi, guys, feeling bad because I think I have burned them accidentally, I had left home for 3 days without water them, and so ppm rises rapidly, this symptom occurred before but I didn’t pay attention to. 

The past has passed away, the point is whether they can grow continuously? They are at mid-flowering stage. 

almost crying…

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    • C

      Oh yeah I forgot AGAIN... these plants CAN be turned around !! If you flush, use the water to adjust the PH up or down if needed !! GL

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      • Thanks Chubby, you always give me precious advices, ok,  I will keep an eye on  PH.

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      • C

        What does "grow continuously" mean ? I am pretty stoned ..

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        • Is this a soil grow or water grow? If its soil, how do you know the ppm and if its a water grow and the PPM goes up a the water is being consumed use less nutrients. It looks like the beginning of light burn to me,  

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          • Thanks for ur advice. Under leaves are burned too, so I guess it is nute burn. And I read a article about PPM&Burn, it said plant will be burned when the water runs off, because water is absorbed faster than the nute of the solution, and the PPM will go up rapidly. 

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          • C

            Hey J I have the same prob today with 2 of my (12) mom's right now. Leaf burn/rusty color on the edges working up the leaf towards the mid vein. I fed 4 days ago, topdressing ferts. and watering in real good. 2 of the plants were affected and the rest were OK. So I did a pour thru test and the EC was real high over 3.0, PH was OK at 7.  SOOOOOO in my case it was over fertilized, I saw where your first thoughts were you might have the same overfert prob. BTW all the other mom's are JAMMIN !! I'll get some pics on soon. Peace

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            • I'm sorry but it isn't a severe problem as you said, I hope they're going to be fine. I think your analysis is sensible, intellectual, and I agree with you. I think plants are very easily to be burned at flowering stage, and we don't have to feed them every time with heavy fertilizer, such as 800-1000 ppm(1.1-1.4EC), and as my observation, water them with 400 ppm(under 1EC) solution every time maybe proper(I'm using peat-perlite soil mix) , commercial productions' feeding chart is over-fertilized schedule, some said plants will focus on producing flowers at flowering stage so those leaves aren't the point anymore so they are going to be vulnerable.  

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              • can't wait to see your lovely plants

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              • I think still very manageable. If mine I would wait to take any leaves off for awhile let them show what they want then do a final good defoil I've done worse just don't panic your good man.

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                • Got it, I will be patient, thanks, Hulk.

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