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I flushed it because some leaves were showing some Nitrogen Toxicity. Run off was coming at 3000ppm and I fixed it to 1500. Now the older fan leaves are yellowing with some brown spots (check the last picture). It's a deficiency? Should I increase nutes? Thank you very much!
Hey there, looks like you have a 24hr light cycle, this will kick your plant into overdrive, which is where you're at now. When the plant is like this it will still have a circadian wilt , but shorter in length so it's growing more. You're gonna start seeing all sorts of deficiencies now unless you drop the light to 18/6 (which is still a lot!) right now i'm seeing calcium deficiency (small spots on the leaves) K deficiency (large "colourful" spots") some light N deficiency (light green), some mag deficiency (edges of the leafs affected). If you dont want to reduce the light cycle i do believe you can get good results but you need to hve a cal mag spray once daily, or maybe every other day. this should fix the yellowing and the cal mag deficiencies. You've started adding PK which is a good thing : a good rule (of thumb) is when the buds are the size of your thumb, then add P/K. Hope this helps my friend ! 🚀
Hey there hope i answered your question ! you're having problems because of the intense light schedule, probably you should reduce it ! Anything else you need just drop me a message ! 👊
Hi @AtticGrowing! I'm not sure about the past nitrogen toxicity, your plant looks a bit yellowish, a Nitrogen toxicity would have affected the leaves coloration, making them dark green with burnt tips. My bet is that you flushed while this wasn't necessary, so you managed to get rid of old nutrients but now your plant is starving, asking for more Phosphorous as they try to expand bud sites into flowers. One other parameter to consider is your pH, being a bit high, not acidic enough. In soil, you want a ~6.2pH for the best results in nutrient intakes. So in this situation I would give it a good meal with P+K booster and make sure the pH is around 6.2, then see how it goes after a few days. Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing! 👊
Looking really good, man!
I have three Automatics in my diary in week three now.
If you have the time please check it out and comment what you think about it :)
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