Nutrient burn?

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Outdoors' started by DeeplyROOTED87, Aug 31, 2017.

  1. Hey everyone I have a question. Is this nutrient burn? IMG_3682.JPG IMG_3668.JPG IMG_3683.JPG


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  2. Absolutly no way of telling. You need to show a picture of the entire plant.

    My guess is it's the opposite. Plants will cannibalize old growth in order to keep the new growth vibrant and healthy. Usually due to a lack of Ca, P or K. Good luck.
     
  3. The rest of the plants are dark green. These leave were on the inside of the plant. IMG_3658.JPG IMG_3684.JPG


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  4. Looks great man!

    Yup, cannibalizing the old fan leaves for new growth. Natural this time of year if its slow and a small %. I believe the very first sign of nutrient burn this time of year would be the hairs turning colors. Yours look great. If anything, I would bump an extra feeding or two before flower begins to end. Mostly K, little P. Once again, nice work.
     
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  5. Thanks.


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