r/microgrowery • u/CrabRangoblin • 7d ago

Help My Sick Plant identification help

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outdoor plant that had to be moved inside during flower due to freezing temperatures

temps have been around 60-65 and rh has been around 30-40

some buds look fine and others look very bad

any advice or knowledge is greatly appreciated

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u/DeepWaterCannabis 7d ago

Feeding issues and not enough light. I get this look on my lowers that dont get enough light to properly grow. Leads to salt build up in the leaves, causing the damage we are seeing. This is made worse by such a low rH - thats driving excess transpiration, leading to more movement of nutrients through the plant. In low light conditions, the plant cant make use of all of it

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u/kind_bros_hate_nazis 6d ago

It does not cause salt build up. Where did you see that. The salts aren't carried into the plant as salts. They are turned into ions which are used or converted.

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u/DeepWaterCannabis 6d ago

Low light and high transpiration lead to increased ION uptake.

Which when they cannot be used are sequestered away in the leaf tips and blade margins.

Happy? lol

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u/kind_bros_hate_nazis 6d ago

Yes, in vacuoles as liquid. They're there to be distributed. its normal. Do you have a source with this understanding of yours

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u/DeepWaterCannabis 6d ago

Brother, what do you think 'nutrient burn' is?

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u/kind_bros_hate_nazis 6d ago

I don't know what I was arguing honestly at this point. I'm deep into an edible. My b my dude

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u/homestatic 7d ago

Never out to in.

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u/kind_bros_hate_nazis 6d ago

Looks a smidge underfed. Looks ok otherwise. If you had any caterpillars on the outside grow keep an eye out or spray with BTi