So yesterday I flush with 2 gallons of pH 6.5 water. As of this morning the leaves that were affected did not progress any further. There was also no further damage to any other leaves.
I spent an hour in that room with the plants this morning. Absolutely zero bugs anywhere. The edges of some of the leaves started to turn brown with black spots.
I'm wondering if this is a magnesium toxicity or calcium toxicity / abundance rather than a deficiency. I have a 16-in fan that oscillates on the opposite side of the room for upper canopy airflow the small one in the corner is underneath the canopy and goes on to the top of the soil.
Top dressed one tablespoon of calcium sulfate / gypsum, and one tablespoon of Epsom salt. I do this every 2 weeks from beginning of veg to 2 weeks before harvest. I literally just did a dose of the Epsom salts and gypsum last weekend. And I did my last feeding.
From what I understand and...
Every 4 weeks 1 tablespoon per gallon of 284. So I just gave them their second feeding and last feeding. So twice in flower once the beginning once in the middle.
Can't figure out what's going on here any hope is appreciated.
Week five of flower
Soil grown all organics gaia fertilizers
80 degrees
I usually water at 6.5 to 7 pH
I think its false alarm. Im a newer grower and usually flip to flower after 30-35ish days. I see the pistols pop first week of flower. Im starting to grow 4 plants at once rather than 2 at a time with faster rotation. So my veg went from 1 month to 2 months now. Its gotta be showing...
Is it possible to get them back into veg once they start flowering?? Trying to grow one runtish plant a little bigger and i move them into another larger area to scrog when i flip. Would like to extend veg atleast 1-2 more weeks if i can. I have two rooms/closet sized but one is slightly larger...