Identify this deficiency?!

xadamx

Member
Bubblegum at 3 weeks blooming. Soil, CocoGro, and Perlite mix, water pH of 6.4, 1000W HPS, Flora Nova Bloom(4-8-7). I have four plants...sour diesel, lemon kush, grapefruit, and bubblegum...and this discoloration only happened on a few random, larger fan leafs in the middle of the Bubblegum plant. The rest of the plant, and all the other plants, is perfect. I water every three or four days...whenever needed. Any ideas?IMG_0769.jpgIMG_0770.jpg
 

scunkworm

Active Member
I'd say n? if sure someone will tell me what they think with it looking like that? is the red on the stems on all the leafs that are ok and has it been there always from the start if you know where im coming from lol
 

nick17gar

Well-Known Member
the nutrient your using is for flowering (hence the term 'bloom' and the low N (N-P-K... your at 4-8-7). id get something with a lil less potassium and phosphorus and more nitrogen. the one i use is 5-1-2. Ive heard a bloom nutes are good during veggie state, but very little and not often, like 4 parts veggie nutes, to 1 part bloom nutes. good luck.
 

xadamx

Member
I did think it looked like nitrogen, as well. It's not a major problem, and I wouldn't even care if it was occurring closer to harvest time...but I have 6 weeks left! Thanks for all the input.
 

cranker

Legal Moderator, Esq.
It's almost definately N. I use MG tomato during flower, it's 8-12-12 and .5 Mg. I use about half strength that and half strength bloom nutes.
 
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