Do my flowers look right?

Can you tell me if this bud has any signs of mold, been having issues and need some assistance anyone plz and thank you
 

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RangiSTaxi said:
you probably have your answer, I didn't read the thread, but typical Calcium / magnesium deficiency happens often mid flower, get a cal/mag supplement and start applying on the flip to 12/12 next time.
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Thanks man!


I hit the same problem this round aswell :/

Week 3 flower.

I'm pretty sure it's a cal mag deficiency. But is it possible I'm hitting a K deficiency too?


Here's a photo :

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1.1-1.3 EC is often the sweet spot, as far some can say that.
Thats also often the range for nutrient ppm recomendations and what i get when i calc my desired nutes in hyfdrobuddy.
 
cobshopgrow said:
1.1-1.3 EC is often the sweet spot, as far some can say that.
Thats also often the range for nutrient ppm recomendations and what i get when i calc my desired nutes in hyfdrobuddy.
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Yes I agree.


I actually over fed on purpose. I thought I would let the lower leaves go hungry and they would fall off. Saving me time. I won't need to trim them if they simply fell off. Well that would have worked if I only suffered from lack of N. My underfeeding also caused lack of K, CA & MG it looks like.

Next time I will simply continue feeding everything else and only drop the N. If I want to try this again.
 
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Porky101 said:
You sure... Here's another photo.

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I fed them 0.8EC, seems like it was too little. Then I jumped to 1.4 and they got burned. I'm sitting @1.1 right now.
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All I can say is Flowering nutrients usually have plenty of K, I would remove those fan leaves, especially the yellowing ones and let light penetrate lower down in the canopy. Ive run much higher EC levels without burning but i guess it depends on how much light you have and PH.
Your first photos on page 1/2 were definitely cal/mag im not sure about your latest photo, are you in summer or winter, have you considered powdery mildew, probably unlikely but a thought, also have you considered lowering you light a bit. Only you know your environment
 
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RangiSTaxi said:
All I can say is Flowering nutrients usually have plenty of K, I would remove those fan leaves, especially the yellowing ones and let light penetrate lower down in the canopy. Ive run much higher EC levels without burning but i guess it depends on how much light you have and PH.
Your first photos on page 1/2 were definitely cal/mag im not sure about your latest photo, are you in summer or winter, have you considered powdery mildew, probably unlikely but a thought, also have you considered lowering you light a bit. Only you know your environment
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also have you considered super cropping, bending stems down to the same level and lower light accordingly.
 
Porky101 said:
Yes I agree.


I actually over fed on purpose. I thought I would let the lower leaves go hungry and they would fall off. Saving me time. I won't need to trim them if they simply fell off. Well that would have worked if I only suffered from lack of N. My underfeeding also caused lack of K, CA & MG it looks like.

Next time I will simply continue feeding everything else and only drop the N. If I want to try this again.
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you overfed on purpose? stoppppppppppppp.................
 
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