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Grow QuestionsPurple Queen show some spots on the leaves, what do you think it is?

Purple Queen show some spots on the leaves, what do you think it is?

GhostmanGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago

The middle plant show some spots on the leaves, what do you think it is? 😜 Note: I lower the PH in my autopot system to 6.1. Normaly my bat mix have enough nutrients for the first 6 weeks. The dark color is because of the higher PH > to much Nitrogen intake I think.

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Week 6

Leaves. Color - Mottling

GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago

Damn... that isn't pretty, is it?! You're right about the dark color coming from too much nitrogen - and that toxicity has probably led to a lockout of other nutrients which won't be fixed without flushing your plant. If at all possible (and I know it might NOT be possible given the fact you've scrogged) you need to run 15 gallons of pH'd water through her adding in 1/2 strength nutes in the final gallon. You should also add a dose of calmag as more of a preventative at this point. If flushing isn't possible, give her only plain pH'd water for the next week. And finally, this particular lady needs a good PK booster as what I think I'm looking at here is the beginning of both a phosphorus and postassium deficiency. All of the ladies will appreciate both the calmag and the PK booster ... calmag because it's this particular point in any grow that a calcium deficiency will raise its head... and the PK will work hard on the buds helping them get to their full potential. Good luck!

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SPACEROKKAanswered grow question 2 years ago

Clacium deficiency

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TagX1answered grow question 2 years ago

He didn’t use fertilizer only what the Plagron bat mix is providing. I think that’s only caused by Ph problems 👍

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gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

Hey Pal. You are in lockout. You don't need to hard flush. That's just added stress. At this point. And will confuse your process. For the next week. All you gotta do. Is cut all ferts and just 1L or whatever she takes a day and she'll slowly start to eat what's there. If you wanna do a flush. Which you don't need to do. Put towels or something that soaks up water pretty fast around your pots and try get them placed under the pots a few layers and take out, squeeze, and repeat. I've a few more ideas. But this will be your best bet if you wanna flush early to srtv this out quick. But soft flushing until you see your plant in need of some feed, (yellowing, or very light blotchs on her as she's in flower so it'll more likely be signs of wanting PK. anything with N pull back for the next 2 weeks. As your leafs are holding enough N to pull you through. The bottom ones will turn yellow 1st and when she's drained.. then start adding a more substantial N nutrient. Feel free to DM me in anything with flushing, as my next project is a scrog and I've been looking up how to fix issues like what it you need to flush or turn your plant that's been shaded out. (Simple really, just move your light. And a few other things) Hope you solve it. Good luck.

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Spliffianswered grow question 2 years ago

Heya. My guess is pH inbalance. I feel like I spot a little bit of over watering. Does your pots feel heavy most of the time? Take some of that grow medium and measure pH runoff. Check your grow medium packaging and check recommended pH. I feel like pH testing became a daily. Lately I enjoy doing dishes more.

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