N Def right??

[scrappy]

Double Kush fem...
2-150w cfls
promix bx bone meal, blood meal, lime, perlite
about 1 gallon containers
fish emulsion..every 2-3 waterings low dose, with blackstrap
about 1 month old or so

I think it's a n def, just wanted to be sure before I dose her up real good. Or if anyone has any suggestions let me know.

thanks.... scrappy

 

[8 Ball]

I hope the lime used is dolomite lime. I am going to say low potassium. You added blood meal for n plus some fish poop. (lol) and bone meal for p. You aded lime for ca and mg. You forgot k. Add some kelp/seaweed for beneficial potassium and micros. Maxicrop might be a brand name.

 

[scrappy]

thanks for your input 8 ball and yes it is pulverized dolomite lime, I use the Bog's soil mix method, so it's like 1 cup of all (bnml,bldml,dl)..25% perlite....per 5 gallons of promix bx.... I have been dosing her with Blackstrp molasses, I read the average was like 1-0-5....but I will look into kelp/seaweed....peace scrappy

 

[meduser180056]

Looks similiar to the problem I had.

That top pic looks kinda like a different problem then the bottom ones.

The top one looks like P or K.

The bottom pics look like N more tho. Plants look nice and green overall though so I'm not sure.

I'd feed em with a good all around fert.

Sorry I'm not much help.

 

[GDB]

Don't forget the epsom salts/MG.

 

[scrappy]

Now What!!!

Now What!!!

I think this is an MG problem..not 100% sure though...help... should I give her a dose of Espom, after a transplant..any input helps... thanks.. scrappy

 

[MTF-Sandman]

Mag def will usually show up on the lower leaves first...and the interveinal chlorosis is usually much more distinct than that.

What's the PH/EC going in and coming out?
What's the water source and PH/EC?

Looks like a calcium or potassium issue - but it's probably being locked out vs. having a true def.

 

[Charles Xavier]

Greetings scrappy

The images do appear to support MTF-Sandman's postulation. The dolomitic lime should be an effective buffer, but it can only do so much. A thorough pH check is in order.

Also, have you address the micronutrient needs of the plant? The pattern of yellowing is an indicator of that type of deficiency/lock-out, as well.

Sincerely,
Charles.

 

[Blackvelvet]

Add some kelp/seaweed for beneficial potassium and micros. Maxicrop might be a brand name.

Did you ever do this?

 

[Brian1975]

Quote:
Originally Posted by 8 Ball
Add some kelp/seaweed for beneficial potassium and micros. Maxicrop might be a brand name

Did you ever do this?

We have a glitch in the Matrix!!!