Does this look like a potassium deficiency to you?

bobj1598

Well-Known Member

• Jul 4, 2022

• #1

see the tips



or is this a nutrient burn? I have not fed these plants anything since June 11th.

 

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Rootbound420

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• Jul 4, 2022

• #2

Looks like nute burn. When did it show up? And is it getting worse? Other than that issue they look good.

 

Billy the Mountain

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• Jul 4, 2022

• #3

This looks like a potassium deficiency:

 

bobj1598

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• Jul 4, 2022

• #4

Rootbound420 said:

Looks like nute burn. When did it show up? And is it getting worse? Other than that issue they look good.

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if you look at the tips o the other leaves, you'll see it's present there as well, albeit not to the same extent as this one. this one actually looks fried on the very end, the other ones only yellowed slightly on the very end of the leaf.

the burnt/fried tip depicted in the photo only showed up today. I'd say it's getting worse

 

bobj1598

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• Jul 4, 2022

• #5

Billy the Mountain said:

This looks like a potassium deficiency:

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I may end up getting that

 

Billy the Mountain

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• Jul 4, 2022

• #6

bobj1598 said:

I may end up getting that

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Not unless it develops a potassium deficiency

 

King Dude

Active Member

• Jul 4, 2022

• #7

They look fine to me. I don't suggest feeding it anything for a while. Even though you might have fed it nearly a month ago, a nitrogen burn can be delayed because of slow-release fertilizers.

Have you thought about testing the pH of the soil?

 

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keep it real.

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• Jul 9, 2022

• #8

Overwatering will cause potassium deficiency look as well, I don’t believe you have this tho. Plant looks good. No stress

 

Lenin1917

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• Jul 9, 2022

• #9

That looks like a little nutrient burn, if you’ve not been feeding then good keep doing that for now, what were you feeding and how much?

 

Fordprefect42

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• Jul 10, 2022

• #10

I’ll cast my vote for nute burn over K deficiency.