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Week 5 of flower done and dusted!! 🌸
She's still showing some signs of deficiency with some spots on the leaves, but she's frosting up nicely and she smells great!! I added some extra powdered oyster shells for calcium along with some in the normal feed!! 🥛
I've top dressed with 4 tbsp Bloom2, 2 tbsp powdered oyster shell, 2 tsp myco boost and a sprinkle of Diatomite as I spotted some fungus gnat larvae in the coco for the first time in a few weeks!! 🍽️
Catch you next week for another update!! 🌵🍪🤙
There's a few spots that have come up on her leaves a few weeks ago.
I just wanted to get a second option that's it's a calcium deficiency!!
Tah in advance!! 👊
Are you following there feeding schedule for your plants?
https://livingsoilsfertiliser.com/pages/feeding-regime
Adding in extra oyster shell flower is good for calcium but will throw your PH off. It's mainly calcium carbonate and not in an available form for plants to readily uptake.
I would lower your PH down a bit if that nutrient line allows for it. in the 6.2 range.
I would still mix in a bit of the Grow formula like 1/5th of it vs the bloom. 2% nitrogen in flower is to little I feel. Despite the small claw tips on the top of the plant, indicting an over feeding of N.
This stuff looks and feels a Lot like Gaia Green, If you added in extra Calcium go and add in a bit more Magnesium as well. 1tea/5ml per gal on next water. "I use Epsom salts"
The leaves look like calcium and potassium deficiencies but you have plenty of potassium and calcium, so PH/availability is probably the issue.
Best Of Luck!
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