Help is much needed and appreciated

[halftime]

Im four days into flowering 12/12 and about a week ago I noticed the problems the pics show. the first pic is of my plant that seems to be yellow and sad the second has some copper spots on the leaves two diff plants same nutes

 

[halftime]

hello??? any body

 

[trichlone fiend]

...what's your ph like?
...looks like you need to add some cal./mag.

 

[TalonToker]

I have some leaves that look exactly like that. My ph is fine (6.6). I think it's magnesium def and am treating it as such but I'm in no way one of this sites experts and could be wrong.

 

[halftime]

Its been at 6.0 im going to flush tomorrow then next feeding ill hit it with some sugar daddy and magi cal. I got that recipe for success kit cause it seemed easy, but i think i want to try something new next round

 

[halftime]

Thanks peeps

 

[Antigen]

If you are growing in soil, remember that Calcium & Magnesium lock out at pH 6.4 and lower. If your pH is only 6.0 the plant will not be able to absorb any Calcium or Magnesium you give it.

If you're doing hydro then disregard this.

 

[cylee89]

Don't take pictures of your mail

People can see your address

 

[Shrubs First]

Don't take pictures of your mail

People can see your address

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[below0]

Your address in pics lol

DOH!

 

[TalonToker]

If you are growing in soil, remember that Calcium & Magnesium lock out at pH 6.4 and lower. If your pH is only 6.0 the plant will not be able to absorb any Calcium or Magnesium you give it.

If you're doing hydro then disregard this.

Hey Antigen, thanks for pointing this out. I was thinking that Cal & Mag would not get locked out at this ph level. I have to admit that I was getting geared up to contradict you, but I see that you are right on the money. + Rep to you.

Halftime, since your flushing and already showing the deficiencies, until your soil dries I would suggest to try foilage feeding for a quick fix. Best of luck to you.

 

[ImTheFireMan]

this looks like a ph problem to me.

 

[ImTheFireMan]

also i would like to add, i only flush my girls when i know its a nute burn type of problem.
ive noticed sometimes in the passed, flushing makes the girls look worse.
they are used to getting nutrients and when you remove them they wilt on me and lose life.
so i try not to flush, if i do flush, i immediately feed with nutes right behind the flush.

 

[halftime]

not my address, but gee thanks for answering my question instead of reading my mail.