Same thing happened to me when I first started growing too ... I've actually learned to feed during week 2 but at 1/4 strength.
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Week 5
Flowering
55.88
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Winged_Grower5 years ago
All the plants are really stacking now! Still struggling a little bit with underwaterting, I think, and some deficiencies. Run off is good. Ph is good. I think I just waited too long to start feeding nutrients and then I forgot to water the big one for a day, almost killed her but she bounced right back. Starting to really stink, too! They seemed to respond very well to the dose of tiger bloom and big bloom. Also doing 1tsp of blackstrap after the feeding, then plain water. Feed, molasses, water.
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Winged_Growerstarted grow question 5 years ago
The lower fan leaves appear to have some yellowing and crisping at the ends. Just fed them for the first time, nutrients, but the problem existed before then. Assuming it was a deficient???
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Leaves. Other
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MarcXLanswered grow question 5 years ago
Maybe it could be a deficient because they didn't get any nutrition before. So the plant use saved nutes out of the lower leaves to feed her newer upper leaves. The lower leaves will not turn green again but this happens often and is no problem as long as you will feed them now regularly.
Winged_Growerstarted grow question 5 years ago
I have about 3 weeks left of flower, haven’t started flushing and had some deficiency in the beginning. The yellowing is starting to creep up to the smaller, upper leaves. I’m thinking a cal mag issue since I have not supplemented with that at all. Is it too late to give ?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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motaman311answered grow question 5 years ago
I wouldn't introduce more/new nutrients this late into flower, especially since your plants look pretty good overall. You could try and reduce your day temp, as 1 of the benefits of calcium is help the plant handle heat stress. Hope this helps. Good luck and happy growing! 💪
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Mr_Weeds_Autoscommentedweek 75 years ago
Mr_Weeds_Autoscommented5 years ago
@Winged_Grower, started in final pot .....
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Winged_Growercommented5 years ago
@Mr_Weeds_Autos, did you transplant or start in your final pot?
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Mr_Weeds_Autoscommented5 years ago
@Winged_Grower, Yea I listened to everyone say wait until Day 21 to feed or Week 3 but I noticed my plants showed better growth when feeding around Day 11-17
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Athoscommentedweek 75 years ago
Dark green leaves, check; clawed leaves, check; burnt tips, check; interleaved burns or peeling, check. What you have is nute burn, mainly nitrogen excess. Just for reference, cal / mag issues are present several weeks before showing symptoms, if it were that, there would be no point to give it at this point. Stop feeding and give the plant water only. Next time use an EC/PPM meter, they are a great tool in preventing over feeding.
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Winged_Growercommented5 years ago
@@Athos, I have been feeding them 1/4-1/2 strength nutes, once per week, have been for maybe 3/4 weeks. Should I stop feeding completely?? Essentially start a long flush?
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Budofpraycommentedweek 45 years ago
Yoo bro !! did u check this before growing ?? https://www.mephistogenetics.net/pub/media/wysiwyg/pdfs/Mephisto-Genetics-Basic-Grow%20Guide-2017%20V1.pdf 😘
öm nama Shivaya
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Winged_Growercommented5 years ago
@Budofpray, yep, I did! A lot of useful information on there. I decided to take some things outta their book and use some ideas of my own :)
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