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I agree flushing out the medium is a practice that’s helpful but once you start believing that you can flush out the nutrients in the plant itself is where most people are wrong. But once again I’m not a scientist of any sort just going off of what studies there are based on this topic

Recommend still running water through medium a week or two prior to harvest to get rid of any salt build up

skip to section 3.9 and read from there! https://atrium.lib.uoguelph.ca/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10214/12125/Stemeroff_Jonathan_201712_Msc_with_erratum.pdf

I’ve been getting that a lot I’ll try to up the N Intake and hope for the best. Thanks

Thank you for helping bro, if you’re growing too hope you the best of the best !

Thank you for helping, I’m gonna try and watch over it really closely over the next week or two and see if it improves, thank you for helping out !

Thank you I will buy some tomorrow and try it out, should I prune the yellow leafs or wait to see if they get better ?

I had just watered so that explains why it looked so dry, what I’m concerned about is the brown spots and yellow leafs. Already had to prune two of the old ones since they shriveled

Currently I’m feeding it tap water, heard it has calcium and magnesium, and for nutes I’m using a basic organic plant food, I think it’s 2-1-1. What are some things I can do to provide more nitrogen? And I’m currently running a mix of cfl and led’s in a closet grow

I think the medium looks damp because I just got done watering the plant, but I know that the droopy is coming from overwatering I just started a new feeding schedule. The issue that I have right now is the yellowish leaves and the brown spots, do you think it could be nitrogen or calcium...

My plant has been dropping a little, the old leafs are turning yellow and have some brown spots on them. New growth also has spots and is droopy but no discoloration, I’m new to growing so I don’t really know what’s wrong with it.