Cal Mag deficiency. Should I put it to flower?

contrapunkstarted grow question 6y ago

Will the plant recover when it reaches this level of damage? This plant is at the end of vegetative growth. Is it okay to put to flower, or do I wait out? Many thanks.

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Leaves. Twisted

Feeding. Deficiencies

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GMSgrowsanswered grow question 6y ago

If you feel the plant is healthy then you can switch to flower timing. You always want to make sure their healthy before entering flower. If they have problems going into flower then it just brings more problems and a greatly reduced amount at harvest time. Always best to start flower feed with half veg nutes and half flower nutes. When you get button size buds you then switch to straight flower feed but at half the recomended dose on the label, then increase as neccessary. Cheers

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Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 6y ago

Not seeing a deficiency, just new growth doing it's they always look a little funky until they get bigger.

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contrapunkanswered grow question 6y ago

It is still vegeing, not flowering yet

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Bloombusteranswered grow question 6y ago

Hey bro! 👋 This is definitely a problem with nutrition and lighting schedule! 👆 1. You set the acidity for your substrate correctly; it should be at a pH of 5.8. But you need to reduce the coco grow addition (1ml/l) because it has too much nitrogen, which is evident in the bright green leaves with dark tips! Nitrogen blocks phosphorus absorption, making it hard for the plant to bloom! 👆 You need to get a bloom additive and apply it (3ml/l). The ratio of grow:bloom should be (1:3). 2. You have feminized, not auto; it needs a lighting schedule of 12/12 for flowering!!! 👌😇 I hope my answer was comprehensive! Good luck, buddy! 👋

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