Week 6 of flower. Please help :)

[Treesomewanted77]

I was confusing you with member " Treesomewanted" , who mentioned Downey mildew. Aside from the faint white patches and specs of white I see , the epidermal layer looks compromised in areas....looks " bumpy" , irregular. This condition is the result of the mold's ability to pierce the epidermal. Hope I'm wrong.

All good things to know. I wasn’t sure if there was some signs that signaled before the mildew started. I was curious if I was missing something. Thank you both for some extra knowledge.

 

[Rurumo]

OP, do you have a pic of the whole plant?

 

[Soyesevato]

OP, do you have a pic of the whole plant?

These are the most recent pics. I know the plant is cramped in the tent but this late into flower I didn't want to do anymore defoliation

 

[Soyesevato]

If it helps, all of the brown spots were occurring only at the top of the two apical branches

 

[Billy the Mountain]

You should reconsider your decision not to defoliate.

There's no benefit to leaving so much foliage below the canopy; it hampers airflow and just raises the likelihood of humidity issues

Calcium is immobile and deficiencies will first appear on newer growth.

 

[Soyesevato]

You should reconsider your decision not to defoliate.

There's no benefit to leaving so much foliage below the canopy; it hampers airflow and just raises the likelihood of humidity issues

Calcium is immobile and deficiencies will first appear on newer growth.

Yeah I know it's not ideal. Do you think defoliation this late would be healthy?

 

[Billy the Mountain]

I'd get rid of the jungle of undergrowth

 

[harrychilds]

I'm sorry, the info I gave you is wrong. I'm still learning. I just thought I would come back to this thread to try and help you fix the issue. I think you need to up your nutrients rather than lower it. I would up your EC to 1.7 if you are currently at 1.5