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The new leaves have started to come out better and the previous issue with the leaves seems to have been fixed. To be honest I gave 2 liters of water to the plant and that made her develop better, even if it looks like she is too small for all that amount of water.
As it's been a long time since the start of this grow, I changed the light time to 12/12 and I'm waiting for the plant to make the transition to flowering.
I lightly defoliated the middle leaves so the light can reach the bud sites and i'm thinking of doing one last LST during the stretch period to see if I can make the canopy a little flatter, taking up more grow space and allowing the lower buds to develop better.
At the end of this week I will post the remaining photos of the week. And for the next one I will only upload it at the weekend.
Thanks guys.
Does anyone know what kind of nutrient problem is this?
The only thing I can say is: It is an immobile nutrient since it's appearing only on top leaves, and my fertilizers do not contain: Iron, Sulfur and Calcium.
The PH of the watering is always between 6 and 7.
Thanks
To me this looks like an excess of phosphorus locking out other nutrients such as calcium/magnesium. What is the total NPK value of the nutrient line in the ratios that you are using? If P is significantly higher than a typical 3-1-4 ratio then I would consider flushing 3-4x the medium with PH'd water and feed a modified schedule closer to the 3-1-4.
Melonade Runtz
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