nutrition deficiency

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I agree with AsNoriu. the only thing that's changed is you now linked a diary to the question and got a few more people answering it. If they could not answer your question before without a dairy and can now, they are fucking bums and only in it for the Grower Of The Month Contest, they gain points by answering questions. So don't enable their sketchy behaviors. Use the leaf chart I provided in the last question, Look at the symptoms and use your skills of deduction and logic to narrow it down and try something. Your diary is lacking details and weeks and says you are only feeding them root-juice, they need more then this on that feeding program. https://www.biobizz.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Nutrient-Schedule-EN-2024.pdf This is their feeding chart. I suggest your follow it if you are not already and pay attention to the bottom part were it says CalMg is needed on every feed. I don't know why they don't put it up top with the rest of the stuff but they don't. Use a EC and PH pen to help you if you need. Given its a liquid feed get some runoff every time you feed to avoid buildup as well. about 10-20% pots volume is good. Try this and I bet the symptoms will stop progressing. Old damaged leaves will not get better but they will stop if you get it right. Good Luck!

Nothing changed from previous question, potasium and more feed, thats what plant needs. Healthy food and right values for flowering stage. So calmag and all npk.

High mcflow, When I look at your other diaries I can only see great plants and harvest so I would not expect this questio from you. Your plant is lacking all the main nutrients for this phase, P, K and Cal. Probably due a wrong pH value. So check pH, add an PK booster and Cal-Mag supplement. Happy Growing Buddy! 💚

Your diaries don't really give much information. No pH values, only listed nutrient used is "root juice", not even the media type is mentioned. So going off the very little info you DO include, I'd first consider the tiny pots being used. Root zone issues are often misdiagnosed as nutrient deficiencies. You could be rootbound. You could have buildup in your media depending on watering habits. Your pH values could just be out of wack at the root level. Do you ever check your runoff values?

Potassium deficiency!! Slight magnesium defieciency aswell (yellowing between leaf veins), but the yellowing leafs with brown spots and necrosis are potassium defiency Could also be slightly missing out on phosphorus aswell. Add some form of quickly avaialable flowering nutrients asap and use CalMag for watering. Good luck!