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Living soil but I think my plant isn't getting enough nitrogen. Also is the plant budded ready or let it go 2 more weeks

KINGT88
KINGT88started grow question a year ago
So two different questions in one post one the leaves on my white widow are changing colors and I think it's because of low Nitrogen I'm not sure I'm have some Gaia Green I think ima try to use, I'm also using living soil so I try not to use to many extra chemicals it cause burn
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Buds. Not fattening
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Feeding. Deficiences
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a year ago
It looks more like calcium issue with the lower leaves spotting but that might just be old growth as calcium is not mobile and the newer leaves look fine. I do not think its nitrogen because Gaia gree Nitrogen contest is readily available and I almost always have issues with to much N when I use this amendment. have to mix it down with bloom and grow not just grow. The golden edges on the lighter coloured leaves does look like potassium to me and Gaia green has some but not always enough readily available. It also lacks Magnesium so some epsom salts are needed to boost the Mg content once a month. The top cola leaves curling are a sign of heat and or light stress. will want to increase airflow and raise lights up a bit. Best Of Luck!
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Lewd101
Lewd101answered grow question a year ago
Based on how wet your one plant is going to have to go with water burn try not to get droplets on the leaves as this acts as a magnifying glass. Very hard to over feed with Gaia greens and same with deficiencies since living soils take what they need rather taking what you give it. As far as the nice ripe looking bud she looks ready to me mate you COULD leave it for another week or two if you want more couch lock. Nice fade on her ;)
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