Nute burn or natural flowering breakdown

ebcrew

ebcrew

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Nothern Light auto at day 67 strain supposed to harvest in 20 days.

Is this nute burn or just the leaves dying because of flowering coming to an end?

Its the entire plant that looks like that. ive feed with fox farm trio as scheduled and added some cal mag about 1.5 weeks ago.

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Diabolical666

Diabolical666

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Id keep giving her some cal/mag every feeding, or maybe small bits for every watering. I use the FF soil and line...thats one thing it lacks is cal/mag, I give it some every feeding reguardless or signs of def or not bc it come on pretty quick. GL
 
ebcrew

ebcrew

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Diabolical666 said:
Id keep giving her some cal/mag every feeding, or maybe small bits for every watering. I use the FF soil and line...thats one thing it lacks is cal/mag, I give it some every feeding reguardless or signs of def or not bc it come on pretty quick. GL
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So you think its a calmag deficiency?
 
NorthernHize

NorthernHize

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That's cal/mag if I've ever seen it. if your 20 days away that plant is working its hardest right now, typically you will get bud swell at this point. She's going to use up a lot of nutes right now. Your pistils haven't even started to turn colors yet, she aint done.
 
ebcrew

ebcrew

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NorthernHize said:
That's cal/mag if I've ever seen it. if your 20 days away that plant is working its hardest right now, typically you will get bud swell at this point. She's going to use up a lot of nutes right now. Your pistils haven't even started to turn colors yet, she aint done.
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Damn im worried now that its too late. Do you think it will hurt the yield? Supposed to be a 90 day plant, i know thats not set in stone, i use a loupe to look at tricomes before i do any harvesting.
 
ebcrew

ebcrew

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NorthernHize said:
However how often are you supplementing with it, I imagine your doing the teaspoon per gallon and shaking the shit out of it?
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Yes 1-2 teaspoons every 3 or 4 days. Also Tiger bloom.

But i think i only used the calmag 2 or 3 times so far. Should i up the dosage?
 
NorthernHize

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ebcrew said:
Yes 1-2 teaspoons every 3 or 4 days. Also Tiger bloom.

But i think i only used the calmag 2 or 3 times so far. Should i up the dosage?
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ok elaborate on that 1-2 teaspoons in how much every 3-4 days and are you using it all in that 3-4 days. have you checked your ph?
 
ebcrew

ebcrew

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NorthernHize said:
ok elaborate on that 1-2 teaspoons in how much every 3-4 days and are you using it all in that 3-4 days. have you checked your ph?
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1-2 teaspoons of calmag in 1 gallon of water every 3 or 4 days when soil dries out, Ive checked pH but not after using the calmag. Im around 5.7 after regular feeding.

NorthernHize said:
In that 2-3 times that you have used it have you noticed the plant get better or worse?
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Ive noticed the new growth is green, but the older leaves still dotted with brown

Terry385 said:
Liquid Nutrient Trio Soil Formula
The Right Juice for the Right Use!
Big Bloom®, Grow Big®, and Tiger Bloom®, together at last. Use them in sequence for brilliant blooms and luscious fruit all season long.

you only using tiger bloom ?
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No, sorry i use the fox farm trio, but ive stopped using big bloom and grow big recently, just following their chart. Now only using tiger bloom and calmag
 
NorthernHize

NorthernHize

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ebcrew said:
1-2 teaspoons of calmag in 1 gallon of water every 3 or 4 days when soil dries out, Ive checked pH but not after using the calmag. Im around 5.7 after regular feeding.



Ive noticed the new growth is green, but the older leaves still dotted with brown



No, sorry i use the fox farm trio, but ive stopped using big bloom and grow big recently, just following their chart. Now only using tiger bloom and calmag
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Don't let the soil dry out, I know you hear a lot of people doing it, I noticed a difference when I stopped letting it dry out. PH sounds good if you notice new growth is ok then I wouldn't really worry about it. Your leaves aren't going to just turn that nice shade of green again. I would just monitor new growth over the next few days. When I notice a cal/mag problem that late into flower I will supplement every other feeding.
 
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