Nitrogen Deficiency and Toxicity in Cannabis
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Nitrogen Deficiency What to Look For...
-Yellowing of leaves starting at the older (lower) leaves
-Lack of robust growth
-“Thin” appearance
-Poor overall green color
-Slow growth
Nitrogen Toxicity What to Look For...
-Excessive growth-Dark green color to leaves
-Brittle stems
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2nd time using fox pharm and I'm running into this mid flower
Look at adding a nitrogen fertilizer to your line-up.
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Which form of N do you recommend for potted plants(peat+perlite mix) NO3-N , NH4-N or Urea-N? Thank you
This can depend on the time of year, but in short, in colder soils calcium nitrate and in warmer soils Urea. Be sure to get both into the root zone.
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Amateur growers be like:
“1 spoon might not be enough for this majestic beauty that I have grown,clearly mine need a bit more….”
Experienced growers be like:
“1 spoon?……….half.”
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I have pre made soil. And my plant is growing its 5th node. I notice the color is very dark green and slight inward twisting of leaves. What can I do to lower the Nitrogen in my soil since its pre made with NPK ratios suitable for this plant growth
Add more water the flush it out and/or reduce the temperature of the root zone if it is a living soil.
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To conduct actual plant trials takes time and near daily attention so it is nice to know the work is appreciated. Trials on cannabis and tomatoes were conducted. Stay tuned for uploads showing actual plant deficiencies of calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, and potassium on this channel.
Bro check the Spanish on this subject:
DIFERENTES TIPOS DE DEFICIENCIAS NUTRICIONALES DE LAS PLANTAS DE CANNABIS
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Mass and trace element test please.
Kindly add exact ranges too, if not already done.
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Great info. What about when it starts from the new grow?
Be attentive, keep records and make adjustments.
I have 3 big outdoor plants. Over 7 foot tall. Doing good and budding. The tops of two of them are starting to go light green. And actually a few of the larger water leaves turned completely yellow, at the top of the plant. Still have a few weeks of flowering. The rest of these monsters are beautiful. What would cause the tops to start yellowing?
Could be iron, check the channel for other potential nutrient issues.
Thank you. I am going to try to add some urea to correct
Hope it helps!
02:49 You didn't talk about clawed leaves. If I'm correct, the lockout of N can do yellow and clawing leaves.
Clawing of leaves can have many possible causes so this is not a good single use visual characteristic for any one issue. (Water stress, pH, light exposure are examples that can cause leaf clawing.)
Professor have you ever seen plants form tips which are made up of what appears to be clusters of little immature leaves where white hairs should be pushing out the first week of 12 12 lighting, they appear to be overdosed on nitrogen and take a week to start putting out pistils. Looks somewhat like broad mite damage too.
Sounds like this is a stress response, so make sure that when changing the photoperiod you reduce other stresses and also consider gradually changing the photoperiod over 3-4 days to go from the vegetative to flowering lighting duration instead of a one day change.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Thanks, I watched your other video where calcium deficiency could cause poor flower formation, I wonder if it could be related to that.
saved my life. can i just use my own pee to correct or is it straight out too acid?
Take a look at this... www.scientificamerican.com/article/human-urine-is-an-effective-fertilizer/
Excuse I have major problem is my leaf's curl up an down top the plant way it flower the leaf's on it curl up an the leaf's in the bottom curl down how to fix this problem need help asp please
What are the temperature ranges and humidity? Is there any additional leaf burn noticed? Where on the plant is this occurring?
Hi, what would you say is the ratio of npk on fish tank water? Mines is none-high-high
Depends on many factors, a water test would be the best so you "know" what is in there and also what the pH is.
Thank you for the video quick question do we use that nitrogen with normal feeding nutrients or do we use it alone can I use it with my nutrients do I add it in the beginning do I add it in the end or is it alone thank you
Nitrogen should be part of a blend, but having a nitrogen only fertilizer is advised to have on hand if the plants need an extra push or it leaches out due to rain (especially in outdoor operations).
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Could we also use molasses and Epsom salts ?
Yes, but not for nitrogen as there is not enough to meet the plant demands.
@@DeBaccoUniversity Do your recommend using nitrogen in the flowering stage? Thanks very much.
Don't know if your still checking your comments but, I have a question. Any problems with diluted urine (10:1)? Thanks. Sorry for being a little gross. lol
DeBacco University does its best to reply to comments posted which takes some time away from content creation, but an important part of building the community. Diluted urine (assuming human) can be ok, but often contains pharmaceutical contamination that can accumulate overtime. Essentially this is in part what Urea is based on, but in short there are "better" sources of nutrients than urine.
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What can we do if we added slow release nitrogen soil like miracle grow. i started using that before i transplanted to fox farm soil and now it looks like its really a toxicity
Realization of what was done is an important first step, followed by not adding more nitrogen that may be part of other fertilizer blends. Also, keep the amount of water added on the high side to aid in flushing out excessive nitrogen from the root zone. Other than this there is not much you can do, just make notes for the future so it does not happen again.
I have a cannabis deficiency
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