Auto Skunk #1

Thanks a lot for the replies. I meant potassium not phosphorus. I need to pull out my ph meter and TDS meter. I know I put down a ph of 5.2 but that's probably wrong its normally around 5.5-5.6. I'll unpack my meters later this week and test the numbers again. I have about 9-10 other autos growing with the skunk. All my other plants aren't suffering any deficiencies. I know different strains require different nutrient amounts. I fed this plant with a higher nutes and the leaves are turning back green. Thanks for all the replies

Hey IGAG, i dont know what but for some reason P stands for phosphorus, with an f sound and K for potassium with a p sound... Looks like K deficiency, which is normal, the nute companies put loads of P and less K for some reason ,but with the full line up (very nice !) of nutes that you're using, you shouldn't have deficiencies like this. It's probably due to the Low PH you're having, you want to bring that up to 5.7 until 6.0 , this helps the plant process the nutrients. Hope this helps ! 🚀