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I have a few lowryder#2xAK47 females, which are opproaching their 6th week of flowering, and a few plants have some sickly looking leaves (some purple with yellow/brown spots, others are yellow- all fan leaves):      Im wondering if these are like this because of nute burn or something else? Ive been using all foxfarm products, growing in ocean forest. I use Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom, Beastie Bloomz and cha-ching...just the recommended doses. Could someone please help this noob out? Thanks  | ||
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| Well I don't see any burn. I would say you got several deficiencies going on. I see lack of nitrogen, calcium, and maybe even molybdenum. I can also see maybe a lack of phosphorous. Don't qoute me but your plants definitely look hungry. I would check your PH. Could be too high or too low and locking your nutes out. | ||
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 | The plant is in the 6th week of flower? I would say it is using it's stored energy. The strain is an auto flower correct? I think you will be flushing soon anyway, you should be good.
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| Well like EMj said you should be good if your 6 weeks into flower. Your PH seems fine. If I remember correctly its better to keep PH higher in flowering. maybe 6.7-.6.8 range. I would flush her for 2 weeks and all should be good. Last edited by W33DM4N420; 09-08-2009 at 11:12 PM.. | ||
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