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Calcium and Nitrogen deficiency?

toxicswine462
toxicswine462started grow question 3 years ago
Hey guys, I noticed that on a few leaves have start appearing some rust spot. My guess is a calcium deficiency. What do you think? Also, there's a cola(the one marked in the pic) which has a slightly more light green leaves, nitrogen deficiency?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Pale
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
The yelllow leaf tips indicate nitrogen toxicity, not deficiency. Other than that you have a cal/mag deficieency, with possibly a need for extra potassium too. One cola can not be more deficient than the rest of the plant, all nutrition is used equally throughout the entire plant. Being a lower branch, these show the deiciencies first, that is why it is slightly paler than the higher up branches, as the plant takes from the older leaves to give to the newer leaves, but it is potassium she needs, not nitrogen. Adding a P/K booster along with some more cal/mag should solve your problems.
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WeedManiacLove
WeedManiacLoveanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hey men, nada de que preocuparse, baja un poco la dosis de nitrógeno (En floración ya no requerimiento tanto como en vegetación). -Aumenta un poco la dosis de cal-mag, recuerda que la deficiencia de calcio y magnesio cuando se refleja en las hojas es porque ya tiene semanas de deficiencia. (Las hojas no se recuperan de la mancha de oxido) y debes ser paciente. -Y yo usaría un potenciador PK una vez por semana por 2 o 3 semanas. Felicitaciones por tu cultivo! Va super bien! Bueno humos!👌
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Lorenzo96
Lorenzo96answered grow question 3 years ago
Hey brother, When in flowering phase the most nutrients the plant needs is Calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and some times nitrogen. Your plant will let you know. 😀 As I see you are in the beginning stage of flowering so you can give her Cal/mag, phosphorus and a dose of nitrogen. The rust spots are Cal/mag deficiencies.
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toxicswine462
toxicswine462answered grow question 3 years ago
Thanks Organoman! Yep, the nitrogen toxicity is water under the bridge. I had that problem until a week ago when I water her just with phd water for 2 sessions. Clawing is gone on the new leaves so I guess I corrected it. I don't have a P/K booster so do you think it would be ok if I just dial up the flowering nutes? I'll dial up the calmag too.
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