thebitoanswered grow question 2 years ago More info: I’m currently growing three dutch passion white widow plants inside a 2x2 tent under a 120w led with a good exhaust and oscillating fan.
They’re in 3gal pots filled with 80% peat moss, 20% vermiculate + NPK traces, EC = 0,7. On top of that, I've added the following amendments: 10% worm castings and 18 grams of cockroach castings, 18 grams of mealworm castings and 18 grams of bokashi.
I’m using a local organic fertiliser which has always worked out perfectly from veg to flower in all of my runs.
Symptoms are limited to top/new growth: leaves discolouring from the tips, rust/brown spots in a few leaves, leaves canoeing/tacoing, slow growth.
I’m thinking this could be a sign of deficiency, but I’ve raised the fertiliser dose and it hasn’t really stopped. I’m pretty sure the watering schedule is fine since I’m relatively experienced and this isn’t something I’ve got wrong in a long time.
Most people seem to think it's a magnesium deficiency, but I thought mg deficiencies were supposed to start from older leaves, progressing upwards as it gets worse. This issue has started from the canopy and is, apparently, progressing down.
I've raised the light a bit and the plant is praying again, but leaves seem to be discolouring still.
That aside everything looks good, so I’m stumped as for what to do to rectify this issue. Any help will be GREATLY appreciated! Thank you!