I can’t figure out why my water leaves are dying. Does this look like a potassium deficiency?
info on the grow
Fox farm ocean forest and happy frog with extra homemade compost added
3 gallon containers
No salt nutes only down to earth dry amendments
600 watt LED lights
I have lightly top dressed at day 1 and day 35 of flower. I used seabird guano, 2-8-4 fertilizer, bone meal, and a small amount of bio-live. I use aerated compost teas occasionally - maybe once every 2 weeks.
I use rainwater that is collected from a tin roof into a 55 gallon drum
when I moved these plants into the flowering room, they were absolutely gorgeous. They were very healthy and very luscious. After about 3 weeks in flower, I noticed the margins starting to yellow and the tips starting to curl and turn brown. Eventually, all the water leaves look crumbly and seem like they’re dying fast!
It looks like a potassium deficiency to me?? But I don’t understand how because I haven’t used any salt nutrients.
can water that’s left sitting outside for a few days drfift in ph?
is that the only way potassium could be locked out if I haven’t used any salt nutrients?
Any help would be appreciated!
info on the grow
Fox farm ocean forest and happy frog with extra homemade compost added
3 gallon containers
No salt nutes only down to earth dry amendments
600 watt LED lights
I have lightly top dressed at day 1 and day 35 of flower. I used seabird guano, 2-8-4 fertilizer, bone meal, and a small amount of bio-live. I use aerated compost teas occasionally - maybe once every 2 weeks.
I use rainwater that is collected from a tin roof into a 55 gallon drum
when I moved these plants into the flowering room, they were absolutely gorgeous. They were very healthy and very luscious. After about 3 weeks in flower, I noticed the margins starting to yellow and the tips starting to curl and turn brown. Eventually, all the water leaves look crumbly and seem like they’re dying fast!
It looks like a potassium deficiency to me?? But I don’t understand how because I haven’t used any salt nutrients.
can water that’s left sitting outside for a few days drfift in ph?
is that the only way potassium could be locked out if I haven’t used any salt nutrients?
Any help would be appreciated!
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