Phosphorus deficiency

Hi Bloombuster :) Thank you, but I haven't had a problem with the watering itself so far. Now the problem is that it is not yet time to water them because they have water, but it turns out that they probably have a phosphorus deficit and I don't know whether to wait until the next day or whether there is any way I can water the plants with fertiliser and not give them too much water.

Hey bro! 👋 Let the top 2-3 centimeters of soil dry out, then continue watering. There's a rule for watering adult plants: 10% of the pot volume. If you have a 10-liter pot, the plant should get about 1 liter of water per day. While the plant is small, water it as the top layer of soil dries out by 2-3 centimeters. Start watering with 100 milliliters of water and finish with 10% of the pot volume. At first, water in a circle around the plant so the roots spread outwards. As it grows, water the entire substrate area. 👌😇👍 Good luck, bro!

And I'll add that they were watered last time with water alone.

1st plant-day 39 2nd plant-day 38 The problem came up a good few days ago. But I thought it was natural for the plant to get rid of the lower, unnecessary leaves. However, violet stems started to appear near the leaves and more and more of the lower leaves are dying (there are not many of them, but their number is increasing).

How old are your plants? But generally I'd rather wait a bit longer. A day of slight nutrient deficiency does way less damage than overwatering can, which may also cause root rot and other problems.