Yellow leaves brown spots dying off.

I have two outdoor plants. One in about a gallon pot, one in about a half gallon. The big one was started in December the small in March. I used Miracle grow soil with time release mix for 3 months I think it stated on the bag.

Well after them growing great for months leaves yellowing naturally sometimes and dying off.

They've shown their sex, they're looking like they're finally starting STARTING to form buds. No buds yet just starting.

Well for about 3 or 4 weeks they've yellowed a bit more then before and started to get spots on them too. I figured it was over watering due to it raining, but I'm not sure. I gave them some shultz 10-15-10 on the 3rd and it doesn't seemed to of helped. If any thing more leaves are yellow at a time now. And some at the top are doing the canoe effect curling up on the edges.

They dont really yellow at the top. Just more of the big leaves at the bottom. Most of the new leaves are green while about half of the new leaves are also yellow.

You need to give them some grow nutrients. They look starved for nitrogen....

I gave them some Shultz 10-15-10 that has...
Total Nitrogen.....(n) 10%
1.6% Ammoniacal Nitrogen
0.2% Nitrate Nitrogen
8.2% Urea Nitrogen
Available Phosphate (P205).....15%
Soluble Potash (Pottasium/K20).......10%
Iron 0.10%
Manganese (MN) 0.05%
Zinc 0.05%

That was 4 days ago.

I only did one dropperfull in one qaurt. On the third.
It says for outdoor plants do 4 dropperfuls (1 teaspoon) per gallon of water ever 7-14 yady yada.

My soil in both my pots get pretty soaked from one qaurt. Maybe I should take them to the woods and cut the bottom of the pots and put them in the ground so they can get more room and better nutrients? What would be the best thing to do? Can I give it anything better than the shultz or does that look good enough?

Yes we've had plenty of stupid cloudy days in florida. It's rained a good bit as well. They may of been a bit overwatered due to rain. And lots of clouds due to rain. It's not even cooler, and the humidity sucks here!

Well my friend actually mixed some stuff in with it like a bit of cow manure which didnt burn them that was months ago, and maybe some fertilizer. So it's not really all just MG.

Bump. Sorry if there's a rule against bumping.

Also it's only about 4 leaves on the big one that are yellowing and have spots on them, and maybe 2 on the small one.

All the other leaves are damn green. I did notice after I put in the Shultz plant food a leaf at the top curled up like a canoe, and it's yellowing a little from the center of the leaf out. Maybe that's related, or is that due to the plant food?

That's a Ca/Mg def., and those nutes are missing from your fertilizer of choice. You fed them 4 days ago a guessing the pH is fukt too. I'd flush the plants then get some ca/mg or a more complete fert.

symbiote420 said:

That's a Ca/Mg def., and those nutes are missing from your fertilizer of choice. You fed them 4 days ago a guessing the pH is fukt too. I'd flush the plants then get some ca/mg or a more complete fert.

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Ok i'll agree about the mag and maybe calcium, one bottom leaf definatly points to magnesium deficiency, would maybe be why nutes didnt work, try cal/mag. I dont really agree with pH so much but what soil is it you are using too?

Look like they not had too much light so far but top looks nice. Overwatering would definatly be a concern and lots of rain may have caused some of the problems, also looks like some bugs have had of with a few bits of the leaves. Peace

Just to say if its rained a lot the plants probably had a good flush. Peace