Do I have a big problem?

itsmeifti

itsmeifti

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Hey all,

My OGKush, from seed, outdoor from May 01, UK.
Pre-nutrified soil, only been using liquid seaweed and now as entered flower molasses.

I put the yellowing and dropping off fans to what seems the normal course ( plant focuses of flowers/buds) though I've been alerted that there maybe a further issue.

Initial thoughts are to get some cal-mag.

Any advices, suggestions welcome!

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coreywebster

coreywebster

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Have a look here, been in flower and only using kelp for food, which isn't food and having soil with nutrients in running out, this is the first thing I would rule out or in.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/potassium-deficiency-cannabis

I'm going on the burned tips and burned edges turning up with green veins.

You have a much better view of your plants than we have from a few pics.

My solution for this would be to find a flowering nutrient and start feeding at half strength. But I'm no soil guy.

I assume you under sunlight? Some of your leaves look like light burn, which would be unlikely given the time of year and shitty summer we have had. But just in case your a crazy who grows outdoors with artificial light I thought I best ask.. ;)
 
itsmeifti

itsmeifti

Well-Known Member
coreywebster said:
Have a look here, been in flower and only using kelp for food, which isn't food and having soil with nutrients in running out, this is the first thing I would rule out or in.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/potassium-deficiency-cannabis

I'm going on the burned tips and burned edges turning up with green veins.

You have a much better view of your plants than we have from a few pics.

My solution for this would be to find a flowering nutrient and start feeding at half strength. But I'm no soil guy.

I assume you under sunlight? Some of your leaves look like light burn, which would be unlikely given the time of year and shitty summer we have had. But just in case your a crazy who grows outdoors with artificial light I thought I best ask.. ;)
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Excellent,that's great thank you!
Ha ha, only natural light :)
Much appreciated
 
chemphlegm

chemphlegm

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stop the molasses. start feeding quality soil nutrients per directions for your age plant. kelp is always good. remove yellow leaves. because ever notice the color of those sticky cards that attract pests.....
 
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