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1 clones 2 7 months 3 4' 4 in groung 5 50% pro mix,compost horse manure,blood meal,bone meal,azomite,lime,dressed top of soil with 20#bag garden soil. 6 water once a week with 5 gallons rain water 7 8 cha ching,beastie blooms 9 no 10 sun 15 no 16 15 years I have been using fox farm nutes along with epson salt i am lost can some one tell me the nute problem i am having
Quote: yeeha said: 1 clones 2 7 months 3 4' 4 in groung 5 50% pro mix,compost horse manure,blood meal,bone meal,azomite,lime,dressed top of soil with 20#bag garden soil. 6 water once a week with 5 gallons rain water 7 8 cha ching,beastie blooms 9 no 10 sun 15 no 16 15 years I have been using fox farm nutes along with epson salt i am lost can some one tell me the nute problem i am having
How much are you feeding? Are you feeding each time you water? You don't test your pH?
Looks a bit like lock out to me.
-------------------- Dude she isn't as young as she use to be.
I have been feeding once per week 1 tsp per gallon cha-ching i have never had to check in the ground i water 5 gallons rain water on wednesdays and 1 gal cha chin on sundays
Brother, That is 90% without a doubt (judging that it looks mostly on "newer" leaves (higher on the plant than low) *fan leaves hit* necrotic (Mn) Manganese) is your deficiency. **do tell me is im absolutely wrong**
I say Mn because Mn deficiency is generally found in younger leaves than old. The leaf tissue turns yellow and small areas of tan/brown necrotic appears in the middle but veins usually stay green.
Its role in plant nutrition is to break down enzymes for chlorophyll and photosynthesis production and aids in making nitrates available for protein production.
For Fast Relief foliar feed with a water-soluble fertilizer high in Mn such as Fe-Zn-Mn fertilizer, hydro micros, or Mn chelate. Then add the fertilizer to the water/nutrient mix. compost and greensand also contain Mn but are absorbed more slowly than the water-soluble.
Maganese is rare and almost always associated with Fe-Zinc deficiencies. Too much Mn causes Iron (Fe) deficiency. In addition the plant will show lack of vigor. Mn is not Mobile.
The picture was helpful, but a better description of How long this has been going on, something useful would have been lower pictures close up aswell (even if problem is not down there, almost especially then) show and state that next time, as many pictures and descriptions and information about length or anything regarding the problem will help get more accurate answers.
If what I said seems correct, try the foliar.
You also may try for your soil adding (MG) Magnesium to the soil.
I can safely say it is not a deficiency of (N)-(P) or (K)
Thank you for providing the feeding schedule. I would consider: Giving it just water for a bit to flush that out. foliar. ponder Mg.. Correct feeding schedule. if your using 1 and he says that brand labels .25 that could be an uh-oh. Good Luck