What deficiency is this ? Please help !

I think it is an abundancy

Renfro said:

I doubt that he is lacking Phosphorous with the beastie bloom.

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So do I. Thats why I said its a ph issue. Classic symptoms of p deficiency there.

what Should the ppm be ?

Maybe I should use my fox farm sledge hammer ?

This is the back of the bottle of sledge hammer flush

Yesyes3000 said:

Using beastie bloom

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Answered your own question, that PK ratio poisons plants.

Yesyes3000 said:

Hello this just started popping up on some leaves on one plant under qb132. Using beastie bloom 3/4 teaspoon per gal and calmag at 1 teaspoon per gallon as of recently. Also it is in 4 gallon cloth pots with roots organics soil. Thank you for your time

My thought was maybe calmag def

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u have a Calcium def those are the little brown spots forming on the older leaves
and if your N is right u are lacking in Iron

bum up your calmg+ to one tablespoon per gallon
order chelated iron and zinc

i would get some of of GH Grow and add in a few ml into the gallon

it is organic and will help the micros in the soil stay happy and ad little boost of N to your feed


just to cover basics ..........u know beastie bloom is a chemical based .......the more u use the more left over salts stay in the soil and that can mess up your intake u can balance it out by using some organic feed to keep the mircos alive and happy but if u are not u needs to flush your soil every 2 weeks or so