scotty0129
Active Member
Im in week 6 to 7 of flower. Tricombs are still all clear white (30x loupe). I flushed them a few days ago and gave them 1 tsp of Tiger Bloom, 2 tsp. of mollases, and 1 tsp of big bud. Last week I gave them some Epsom Salts but it didn't help much. I am starting to notice a big deficiancy in one of the plants. I cut one early (curing now) because it got real bad but the other 3 are starting to show the same. It looks like a magnesium and/or calcium deficiany but not sure. I can buy some cal/mag but I'm not sure if it's too late to add it or not. Any help would be appreciated.
The deficiancy is spreading to the sugar leaves by the buds and I'm afraid that it will get into the buds or keep a lot of the leaves from producing tricombs.
I always PH my water to 6.5.
Any ideas on what I can do? I was planning on doing one more flush with 3 gallons of 6.5 ph distilled water and adding just some Toger Bloom and Cal-mag.
Other then this problem starting in week 6, everything has gone good in flower. Maybe their using more calcium then my water and Tiger Bloom has. I am new to this so I'm not totally sure. I have read for hours and hours and know that some Nitrogen deficiancy late in flower is okay but this seems like it's more then that.
The stems from all the leaves that have spots/dying are purple (see pic below). Maybe I could be feeding too much but I never go over the recommened dose.
I am using Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil with added perlite.
Link for my other thread with more info. https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/522278-experts-how-they-looking-21-a.html
The deficiancy is spreading to the sugar leaves by the buds and I'm afraid that it will get into the buds or keep a lot of the leaves from producing tricombs.
I always PH my water to 6.5.
Any ideas on what I can do? I was planning on doing one more flush with 3 gallons of 6.5 ph distilled water and adding just some Toger Bloom and Cal-mag.
Other then this problem starting in week 6, everything has gone good in flower. Maybe their using more calcium then my water and Tiger Bloom has. I am new to this so I'm not totally sure. I have read for hours and hours and know that some Nitrogen deficiancy late in flower is okay but this seems like it's more then that.
The stems from all the leaves that have spots/dying are purple (see pic below). Maybe I could be feeding too much but I never go over the recommened dose.
I am using Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil with added perlite.
Link for my other thread with more info. https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/522278-experts-how-they-looking-21-a.html