Fade deficiency or lockout?

[Tterpz]

Tuesday will make day 28 of flower
Growing in pro mix hp following Fox farm dirty dozen soil schedule.
Day temps are at 74
Night temps are around 60s
Ph is in 6s
Nutrient lockout, phos deficiency, or a light fade coming in

 

[Tterpz]

Forgot to add breeder is RQS strain is cookies gelato

 

[Zogs]

Nutrient lockout, phos deficiency, or a light fade coming in

None of the above IMO. Fade is toward the end of harvest and the nutrients are running out. Your plants are quite green and don't seem to be deficient in anything.

 

[go go kid]

as

Zogs says, nothing to worry about, they look real healthy, like they belong on a breeders site as stock photo​

should add i don't have my glasses on, so could be wrong

 

[Jimski]

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Congrats. Looks like temp regulated purple that I could not get my last grow due to humidity issues.

 

[MissinThe90’sStrains]

Normal, looks great. Congrats.

 

[xox]

seems normal, based on what i can see i suspect this is a strain where the fan leafs will turn purple/black by the end of flower. not all strains do this. i would only be concerned about a deficiency if i was growing from a clone and i hadnt seen this variety turn purple previously. for now i would just continue to feed as normal. i also like to grow in peat ive been using promix for the past decade or so. im not familiar with this dirty dozen your talking about. as long as your feeding them properly you should be fine the ideal ph for peat is around 6.1. the thing about peat is depending on where it is harvested the acidity of the peat can vary so this sometimes throws off the amount of dolomite lime needed to be added to each bale / bag sometimes there isnt enough ive grown tired of that problem so i now add additional dolomite i add an extra cup per 5 gallons of peat this is likely overkill but i hate fighting peat becoming more acidic as it breaks down. another thing to note about peat its not necessary to feed until run-off you want the dolomite lime to stay where it is and break down slowly to keep the ph where you need it to be. its not necessary to adjust the ph of your feed the dolomite lime in the peat will do that for you. if you are genuinely worried about ph you need a proper ph pen with a soil probe to check the ph of your media i suggest the day after you water/feed your plants. do not check any runoff that is a waste of time with peat.

 

[Tterpz]

seems normal, based on what i can see i suspect this is a strain where the fan leafs will turn purple/black by the end of flower. not all strains do this. i would only be concerned about a deficiency if i was growing from a clone and i hadnt seen this variety turn purple previously. for now i would just continue to feed as normal. i also like to grow in peat ive been using promix for the past decade or so. im not familiar with this dirty dozen your talking about. as long as your feeding them properly you should be fine the ideal ph for peat is around 6.1. the thing about peat is depending on where it is harvested the acidity of the peat can vary so this sometimes throws off the amount of dolomite lime needed to be added to each bale / bag sometimes there isnt enough ive grown tired of that problem so i now add additional dolomite i add an extra cup per 5 gallons of peat this is likely overkill but i hate fighting peat becoming more acidic as it breaks down. another thing to note about peat its not necessary to feed until run-off you want the dolomite lime to stay where it is and break down slowly to keep the ph where you need it to be. its not necessary to adjust the ph of your feed the dolomite lime in the peat will do that for you. if you are genuinely worried about ph you need a proper ph pen with a soil probe to check the ph of your media i suggest the day after you water/feed your plants. do not check any runoff that is a was

seems normal, based on what i can see i suspect this is a strain where the fan leafs will turn purple/black by the end of flower. not all strains do this. i would only be concerned about a deficiency if i was growing from a clone and i hadnt seen this variety turn purple previously. for now i would just continue to feed as normal. i also like to grow in peat ive been using promix for the past decade or so. im not familiar with this dirty dozen your talking about. as long as your feeding them properly you should be fine the ideal ph for peat is around 6.1. the thing about peat is depending on where it is harvested the acidity of the peat can vary so this sometimes throws off the amount of dolomite lime needed to be added to each bale / bag sometimes there isnt enough ive grown tired of that problem so i now add additional dolomite i add an extra cup per 5 gallons of peat this is likely overkill but i hate fighting peat becoming more acidic as it breaks down. another thing to note about peat its not necessary to feed until run-off you want the dolomite lime to stay where it is and break down slowly to keep the ph where you need it to be. its not necessary to adjust the ph of your feed the dolomite lime in the peat will do that for you. if you are genuinely worried about ph you need a proper ph pen with a soil probe to check the ph of your media i suggest the day after you water/feed your plants. do not check any runoff that is a waste of time with peat.

Dirty dozen is Fox farms line up that I picked up from my local hydro store. At this moment I’m checking my soil ph with a blue labs multimedia ph meter (with the pen). Feel a lot better with the answers I’m getting from this thread thank you!