Is this potassium deficiency?
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JohnDee
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NN,
You really need to provide more info for the best response. K+ deficiency occurs most commonly when a nutrient lockout occurs from overfeeding. You also could have a Mg issue going on. Can't really see any yellowing between veins but crispness/burning at the edge can be related to Mg def.
JD
You really need to provide more info for the best response. K+ deficiency occurs most commonly when a nutrient lockout occurs from overfeeding. You also could have a Mg issue going on. Can't really see any yellowing between veins but crispness/burning at the edge can be related to Mg def.
JD
hotrodharley
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Raise the light if it's less than 22" over the plants.
CannaCountry
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How far along into flower are you?...this will determine what you can do.
Noname85
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Thanks for your reply, my bud
thabks for your guys reply, I believe it’s 4 weeks into flowering and I will raise my light because it’s around 18” right now. At first it was the bottom leaves that started dying off. They would turn yellow and brown and shrivel up, I thought that was normal since they are flowering but then I notice these brown spots the other day and they are progressing kind of fast. I haven’t given her any bites lately and I’ve been watering with a PH of 6.7
3rd Monkey
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I'd say a light and K def combo. You've got some praying going on, not bad, but some. The burns are most likely K def from your ph being just a tad higher. If you can back that down to 6.2 or so and give just a bit more K, I think you'll be fine.
Logan Burke
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What's your growing medium?...
Noname85
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Ocean forest fox farm
CannaCountry
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Looks fantastic; glad you got things going your way.