Classic calcium deficiency.
Not tying to call u out, but dude is only in the 4th week of bloom and his leaves are not just clorotic, but necrotic. How is this nothing to worry about?
I dont think its worriable either. Minor cal def. one feeding and hell be back on track. I dont even run calmag while i run sugar for the last two weeks. Too bad that he didnt run calmag because it would have given more girth to the buds. Calcium might as well be macro. Mpo.
I agree to an extent. Calcium is a immobile element. It doesn't fix itself in 1 or 2 watering like nitrogen does or even magnesium. With a calcium deficiency, if it's progressed past tiny dots, it's going down hill and the plants production will suffer. I suppliment CA and MG on a regular basis but mostly due to my water being ro/di. It's a tad to late for foliar IMHO and any calcium that's fast acting like Cal nitrate is not good in this stage of bloom due to the extra N.
I had same issues using the lovely queensand council hard water, so switched to bottled and don't come across that issue. My other deff was pk too wich I didn't know until two grows later lol. Same issues every time so apsaloutley prepared and things are smoother now and hoping to see the difference in bud size.
Ya thats why i said giver a quick shot. I wouldnt foliar this late.
What do u think if he were to treat individual leaves with MG sulfate. Say a qtip or cotton ball, rub down each leave as to avoid the flowering sites. Direct application, ie. quick shot.
Too much work. Just make eeee better next time. I feed calmag from week three of veg until week - 3 in bloom. Then theres no issues.
Yeah, any commercial soil will have more than enough calmag for the lime to last the first 3 weeks. In my experience, the need varies from strain to strain.
Theyre all the same. All ov em. Feed, water, harvest, happy.
That's what I say( read your plants not the label or what someone else has done...) it's how I learned... Wise words my man
Do you ever reuse soil? I do, and I am having a problem currently from a mix I made last year. I threw some mater transplants in it because it's super airy, and they almost tripled in size within a 5 day peirod, however I think that because the mix is primarily comprised of coir, and it's a reuse, the Mag is depleted and I feel it has held onto some residual salts. I've recently re potted into sunshine mix #4 with 1tbsp/ trade gallon of fine powdered lime. It's been 2 days now so well see. But their still growing daily, even though there mottled. Early stage Mag deficiency, ie... interveinal chlorosis.
Thank you sir.
I do reuse but I flushed or leeched it with bottled water and calmag half recommend dose. I did this to one plant to see if it is possible... I did used to just used to throw used soil to my grass and vegetables outside that I grow yearly but they are nearly fully soiled up lol. That's why I did a tester and did some reading regarding reusing soil and mainly it's like you said cal mag, so I washed her up with it and see what happens. I did try to be as organic as possible but my lady's show deffs and affects my bud size and yield tho its personal I like to make the lady's happier.. It's a learning curve I shall see how it goes.
