Flower deficiency

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Jsnbaxter

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #1

All of my plants have this except for two. All were fed exactly the same. In fox farms soil. The only thing I can think of is potassium deficiency. Maybe too much light? I’m also thing possible the roots didn’t dry out enough in these. I water as soon as droop. I do not used added perlite in happy frog. What are your thoughts?

 

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Jsnbaxter

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #2

I want to mention the two that were fed the same look amazing. These other 4 look like poop. All watered a day before droop. Watered slowly to prevent hydrophobic issues

 

HydoDan

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #3

Looks like nute burn.. How much have you fed? Not all plant have the same requirements..

 

Herb & Suds

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #4

Its due to letting it dry back
You can’t wait till the leaves wilt to water or you will lose them in flower
To little to late I’m afraid

 

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Jsnbaxter

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #5

Herb & Suds said:

Its due to letting it dry back
You can’t wait till the leaves wilt to water or you will lose them in flower
To little to late I’m afraid

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Wrong I’ve hit it the day before wilt in flower and it still does this. Even if they wilted back wouldn’t cause this. The two healthy ones I let dry complete out. They look green and perfect .

 

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Jsnbaxter

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• Apr 21, 2023

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HydoDan said:

Looks like nute burn.. How much have you fed? Not all plant have the same requirements..

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Not nute burn because it started happening at low nutrient feed. 5 tablespoons dte in 5 gallon pot. I’ve done twice that with perfect plant .

 

Herb & Suds

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #7

Jsnbaxter said:

Wrong I’ve hit it the day before wilt in flower and it still does this. Even if they wilted back wouldn’t cause this. The two healthy ones I let dry complete out. They look green and perfect .

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You have to do it the entire grow but hey you have got this

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Apr 21, 2023

• #8

Are you feeding organic or synthetic nutes? If synthetic, have you done a flush to clear the inorganic salts from the soil? Flush with water, 3x the volume of the pot, then resume feeding.