So I have been getting this issue since the start but then I purchased the Ph kit and nutes and it started looking better. I noticed the bottom set of leaves are still affected by my issue and I am not sure what it is, I believe it maybe overwatering so I'm not going to water until I'm sure she's dry. Ph in = 5.5 Ph out = 7.0 soil is tropical blend. I have been giving about 1/4 str notes if not a bit less. Pics of the affected leaf attached (I pruned it off as it was on the soil) Let me know thoughts, I'll answer any questions
So she is looking worse. After her dark cycle she was completely drooped ( I didn't water her yesterday) and more bottom leaves are affected by yellowing from tip in, curling upward brown and falling off eventually. I just watered her with 6.0, runoff was 6.5.
Looks like nitrogen and phosphorous deficiencies. You should feed it more, before I usually feed to about 500 ppm of veg food and get them acclimated to that. Then when I switch to 12/12 I start at 500 ppm of bloom food and add 100 ppm every feeding.
I'll have to mix up a batch of veg nutes to combine with the current nutes then? I'll have to try that out next feeding. Thanks for the input
Yeah, go easy with the veg nutes, but since it looks like this plant was flowered pretty early it's not unreasonable to have a N deficiency. Since it's not actually budding yet you can still fix it too, be careful though because nitrogen stunts flower growth, so stick to bloom food as soon as you see flowers developing.
Awesome, Thanks for the tips. Yea I'm doing extremely micro grow, bit lst. Only vegged her from about a month Herbert I didn't have proper nutes and was using straight fish tank water. About 2 days into 12/12 I switch to prepared water bubbling with nutes and having a bucket with that to feed her. I plan on using that water and adding the smallest drop of veg nutes to give her that help with n (these nutes were even to me and I do not any of the values, but I have seen what he results.
Not sure if anyone is still following this, I think I may have a hermie, Well, pretty positive actually. Just wanted the opinion of the blades though. Here how she is looking now (nutes issue resolved) the middle here I think there are balls. all her glory
Yeah there's one large pollen sack. It took me a while to see it but if that's the only one you can pluck it carefully (before it opens and pollinates) and continually check to see if there are any new pollen sacks growing. Check for light leaks because that's one of the most common causes of hermie, but stress in general during flowering should be kept minimal.