Aussie outdoor problems!

I'm about 6 weeks into my first grow my plants are growing extremely slow i water once a day with rain water and every known and then i will add some food scraps and egg shells they are still vegging and they only have about 7 nodes and now there starting to get these red spots in the middle of the leaves and the ends are curling upwards and one of the top fan leaves has been drooping for 3 days now being my first grow i have no idea how to detirmine what problem my plants have i think there getting burned but my other plants get watered the same and are located in the same spot but is not having the same problems so i have no idea can anyone help me?

c'mon anyone?

Thanks for your suggestion. I really appreciate that you took all this time to try and help us. Keep up the good work. Keep on taking action.

i feed them rain water so maybe its a calcium deficiency will eggshells work?

Shells will work over time, but slooooowly.
Better to crush them as fine as you can, boil the piss out of them, let it cool, and use that water, but that will be weak even.
What your pic shows looks like a K deficiency to me.
Check your PH, quit watering so much.
You are drowning it, and that is probably what is making it droop, and if the plant never has to look for water, you're never going to get a good root foundation.
You don't say if you're feeding, so I have to say, once your PH is right, start feeding.
At 6 weeks, you're more than ready to feed.
You also don't tell what soil, what other plants are that are 'not having the same problem', so any diagnosis/ suggestion you might get will most likely be vague.

Thanks for the advice mate i will do but i dont have a PH meter so i'll just stick to the eggs but is there a more powerfull calcium rich thing i can use?

OutbackGrower said:

Thanks for the advice mate i will do but i dont have a PH meter so i'll just stick to the eggs but is there a more powerfull calcium rich thing i can use?

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Not that I know of, unless you research making teas, or something like that.
If you want a quick tool to check your water PH, you can go to a pet store, and get a test kit for aquarium.
It will work to check your tap water before adding nutes, or check runoff if you flush, or have clear runoff.
I recently picked up a kit because my PH of tap goes up during Summer, and I was having problems.
If you can get 6.5-7.0 going in and coming out, you'll be in the ballpark, but much above or below that, you might be locking out nutes your plant wants/ needs.
I'm assuming from your original post, you're trying to stay organic?
IDK what kind of 'food scraps you're adding, but I'd be careful.
The wrong things can give you shit in the soil that might be bad for your plant.

indeed i dont want to use any store bought nutes

OutbackGrower said:

indeed i dont want to use any store bought nutes

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Try this link to GOOGLE

https://www.google.com/search?q=calcium+for+plants+organic&oq=calcium+for+plants&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.13825j0j7&sourceid=chrome&espv=210&es_sm=93&ie=UTF-8

but i do have some tomato nutes with calcium do you think i could just water once with that?

OutbackGrower said:

but i do have some tomato nutes with calcium do you think i could just water once with that?

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There are frequently people that use Tomato nutes for their Canna plants, and some I have seen, it works very decent.
Tomatos like a food/ environment very similar to Cannabis.
A few I have seen, even use the Tomato food all the way through to finish/ harvest.
Sure, it could be better, but still, it keeps the plant nice, and gives something to harvest.

alright mate thanks for the help!

watered down urine works very well for nitrogen...

Paul Walker said:

Thanks for your suggestion. I really appreciate that you took all this time to try and help us. Keep up the good work. Keep on taking action.

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