2nd week flower - between-vein yellowing on fan leaves. Mag def?

[Feracon]

Pics below. CFL pics for color and LED to see patterning.

Other than these 3 leaves the plant looks very happy. This is in good soil, week 2 flower following floragro nutes at feeding schedule ratios with last feeding at 600 TDS strength. Everything carefully PH'd between 6 and 7.

Mid-veg this had low PH locking out boron causing twisted growth.

Does this look like magnesium deficiency?

Should I add a little cal mag in the next watering?

 

[nfhiggs]

Add calmag every watering whether you think you need it or not. Get the Botanicare CalMag, its also got iron and boron as well.

 

[joegrowsmeds]

Early stages. i would say every other watering? just my pref. looking lovely otherwise man

good vibes at you

-Joe

 

[nfhiggs]

Early stages. i would say every other watering? just my pref. looking lovely otherwise man

good vibes at you

-Joe

Personally, I've never bought into the "every other watering" thing. Truth is, the more often you bath the roots in nutrients the faster she can grow. That's why hydro grows so damn fast. As long as you monitor PH of the runoff, you can nip any salt buildups in the bud, before they can become a problem. A give mine full nutes every watering and they love it.. If PH starts to drop more than a point, then its time for a flush.

 

[Feracon]

Add calmag every watering whether you think you need it or not. Get the Botanicare CalMag, its also got iron and boron as well.

Word, thanks!

 

[Feracon]

One additional complication:

I've recently watered, can I use a cal mag solution as a foliar spray to deliver it to the plant? Should I wait for it to dry out? Water now with cal mag and risk overwater?

Thanks for all input.

 

[joegrowsmeds]

Personally, I've never bought into the "every other watering" thing. Truth is, the more often you bath the roots in nutrients the faster she can grow. That's why hydro grows so damn fast. As long as you monitor PH of the runoff, you can nip any salt buildups in the bud, before they can become a problem. A give mine full nutes every watering and they love it.. If PH starts to drop more than a point, then its time for a flush.

True , i myself am not to ph oriented so i do the every other thing unless its a serious issue. good point.

 

[nfhiggs]

One additional complication:

I've recently watered, can I use a cal mag solution as a foliar spray to deliver it to the plant? Should I wait for it to dry out? Water now with cal mag and risk overwater?

Thanks for all input.

Just wait for your next watering. Shouldn't be more than a couple of days judging by their size.