Frosty0121
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Found these marks on plant it’s pretty late into flower. Thought we’re deficiencies but now im thinking maybe it’s something worse.
What is this problem?
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All I'm seeing is a bit of a potassium issue on the sugar leaves.
If you're worried about budrot you can try to separate the nugs of the bud apart, look inside.
If you're worried about budrot you can try to separate the nugs of the bud apart, look inside.
Chasev89
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Looks like it could be foxtailing a bit to me. Hard to tell from pics though. I do agree with the potassium deficiency issue.
Sueet
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Too much nitrogen, probably locking something out.
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Frosty0121
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More potassium ?
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Frosty0121
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Yeah the leaves are dark but it’s really not getting much nitro I didn’t think it was anyway. But I’ll cut it down even so.
What are you feeding them?
They are dark colored but I am thinking that at this stage they look more purple than green, kinda like the plants that produce the purple colored leaves and buds during the last couple of weeks of flowering.
I figure you mean reducing the Nitrogen levels?
My Blue Dream and Peanut Butter Cup clones will have darker green leaves the entire time. Even when I deliberately reduced the amounts of Nitrogen the leaves might lighten up a bit but they are still deeper green than any other clone the same age or stage of growth.
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Frosty0121
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Ah okay I see what you mean, yeah I just noticed for a while the top looked like
base nutes at 75% and pk booster some calmag
What brand? If we know that we can look up the NPK and micronutrients. It's easier to see if it's a deficiency or a lockout if we know what's going in.
