Yellow Spot Funk

[bigweedo]

Hi All,

Starting to notice yellowing and brown spots on my lower growth. I'm thinking a potassium def? Stems are pretty reddish/purple, which seems like a nitrogen def too?

What do you guys think?

Info:

Soil pH is 6.7 using black gold soil and earth juice seablast nutes. Watering once a week with a 1/4 teaspoon, which is medium strength on the bottle with every watering.

 

[Melvan]

How old is the plant? Those look like nicely developed indica leaves, you may just need to up your feed to late veg. Indica leaning strains start pulling lots of N around 30 days old. A bit of Cal/Mag probably wouldn't hurt, but I'd just add it once to a full veg feed.

Good luck.

 

[trillions of atoms]

Looking "hungry".


Hit the nutes to um....


pretty fade tho!!!


those girls will be real pretty come finish...

 

[bigweedo]

Starting flowering beginning of October. I've always been a wimp with the ferts due to me feeding with every watering and being nervous about burn. Appears like I need to up the juice a little, especially since they are starting to stretch!:icon_smile:

 

[ozzydiodude]

Listen

You here it?

Feed my she screaming

 

[sunakard2000]

it is good to worry about over feeding, it is a common problem with new growers, how ever i like to push my plants to where they have just the very tips of the leaves burnt from over nute then i back off the nute % a tiny bit. kinda like finding that sweet spot where they stuff their faces as much as possible without negative effects, pump them full with as much as they can eat i say, helps push the plant to its max potential for its conditions

 

[Melvan]

Plants really suck the N the first 4 weeks of flower. And if you stick to a normal weekly feed schedule, every 7 days give full feed, you can avoid the over nuting as well. No need to feed in every watering, just once a week will do you nicely, unless you see a plant asking for more of course.