Not sure what is happening. Please help!

Ok, so I'm in the second week of flowering fit my northern lights auto fem seeds. I have then in a 1gal pot in order to keep the small since I'm growing in a small space. I am using 40% perlite in FFOF. I have not used any bites thus far.

Everything was going great up until last week when I noticed little brown spots. Now today my plants look like this. The buddies look ok, but I want to get to the bottom of this so they aren't affected. Maybe I need to give them nutes? This is my first grow and I would hate to lose the harvest after coming so far.

Don't give them nutes yet. The soil looks wet, is it? That pot should weigh next to nothing when you water it. Watch it for now, do nothing until the soil dries out down to the bottom. Very few problems are associated with under watering, they all stem from being too wet. It being an auto and that being a small pot is something to consider. I've never grown an auto so hopefully another more experienced grower will take a few minutes. Just a guess tho, good luck.

Second week of flower you should be using Bloom nutrients.. You could even still be giving them half veg/half bloom.. You won't make it through flower without nutrients. Get you hands on some. Follow the directions on the website of the nutrient company, not directions on bottle. Look up feeding schedule..

Fox Farms Trio is not too bad for your needs...

It looks like a maganese deficiency but the deficiency dosent realy mater its what caused the problem that matters and the plant is not absorbing nutes properly im sure they are available in the soil

Dont panic just flush the soil with a gal of water and get on a nute program aftter the soil drys back out you'll be fine btw this is the solution to most deficiencies

Flush? Man don't flush your soil. By the looks of the chart it would be potassium

Craig1969SS said:

Flush? Man don't flush your soil. By the looks of the chart it would be potassium

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His spots are on the veaf vains relook at the potassium pic the spots are not on the leaf vains
than look at the maganese pic the brown spots are on the vains

hells canyon genetics said:

His spots are on the veaf vains relook at the potassium pic the spots are not on the leaf vains
than look at the maganese pic the brown spots are on the vains

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Gotcha I see what you mean

Im totaly with ya on the over watering thats the main culprit of maganese deficiency useuly the soil is to wet and goes acidic

Hi guys!

Thanks for all of the helpful input. Regarding over watering, I don't think I am doing this. I watered it yesterday and that was the first time since Saturday. That's also why the soil looks wet.

I guess the consensus is to get on a mute program?