I need a little help my cannibals plant is going to six weeks old it is a critical purple auto flower .planted in Ocean forest soil I feed it a 1/4 of nutrients A week ago now I’m trying to figure out what I have going on what type of deficiency I have Are you goldleaf nutrients
The yellow starting on the outside of the leaves looks like nitrogen deficiency. FF nutes don’t have much for flower. Calmag, full strength, every water between feeding. Can also bump up the feed since flowering is starting.
Would I be safe giving it Calmag to help with the flowering and a little
phosphorus
Yes, you can cal mag until harvest if you needed to.
Plants off to a good start, You’re in flowering stage Personally I would go ahead and step up feeding. Good luck
I’m with @kellydans here. Run with it and increase your feed as she gets further into her flower stages
You’re showing interveinal chlorosis which to me at this point in early flower indicates a deficiency other than C or Mg: more likely early P or K def. It would be good to take a runoff TDS and PH to see how your soil is holding up but likely need to give a bloom boost.
Ditto to all above, also 6 weeks in soil is FFOF, have you flushed yet? Ff trio feeding chart, and FFOF soil recommends flush around 4 weeks, maybe salt build up going as well, good luck keep us posted
Ok I gave it some flower fuel and feed it a higher dose of gold leaf thanks
Have thought about giving ur plants some banana and cucumber skin tea or a compost tea
Not yet I will make a flowering tea next watering. They praying this morning with the gold leaf and the flower fuel
You really need to know what the runoff salt numbers are to properly address any issues. A TDS pen is $15 and is cheap insurance.
Yea I have one l did check my ph and ppm on my run off my ph was 6.7 and my ppm was 832 I think at this point I just needed to up my nuts as before I only gave it a taste the first time.this time I gave them 3/4 full and some bloom booster.I hadn’t gave them nothing at all before I was 5 weeks in to my grow
As they go further into flower their demand for nutes increases quite a bit. The P and K requirements tend to shoot up as the N takes more of a back seat