Can anyone identify this deficiency? 4th week of f...

TheGrowShowstarted grow question 4h ago

Can anyone identify this deficiency? 4th week of flower. Only newest leaves are affected. Feeding once every 2 days. I ran out of calmag for 2 feedings. Maybe something to do with that? Normally I give calmag every feeding and don't have problems.

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Green_clawsanswered grow question 2h ago

I would say environment issues here dark green shinny leaves all dried out and crispy looking, you will have more of an idea to what's going on if you have measurements of everything they should tell you. Keep a diary

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Growmebiganswered grow question 3h ago

What is the Runoff PH? Runoff EC? EC of the Feed? Need a lot more details

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HinduGodanswered grow question 3h ago

NEED A WELL DOCUMENTED DIARY FOR PROPER HELP!!! YOU SAY IT IS ON DA NEWEST LEAVES!!! DAT CAN TELL YOU A FEW THINGS!!! IT WONT BE POTASSIUM AS POTASSIUM IS MOBILE!!! DAT ISSUE WILL FIRST SHOW UP ON DA OLDER LEAVES!!! ENVIRONMENT,PH IMBALANCE COULD BE ISSUES BUT ONLY A GUESS!! LACK OF REAL INFO HERE!!!

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m0useanswered grow question 3h ago

Looks like the beginning of some potassium, but plats are looking lush over all. Maybe a buildup or something preventing the update of it. Need a diary for better understanding of what you are feeding.

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