Nutrients BioBizz Cal mag

@Kinezokyprios Hey man I get where your coming from and I think my previous grows had this sort of issue due to less than optimal environment but for this I think it is looking more like its to do with a deficiency as my environment is spot on I have kept within the green zone of the vpd chart pretty much the whole way through.

One of my plants is perfect and the other is showing the signs and they are at the stage of rapidly forming flowers so I suspect that one is just a heavier feeder than the other. I will post pics of both plants tomorrow to show you what they look like side by side.

The reason I think this is the issue is because I've been doing feed,feed then water and haven't had the nute levels very high i am only up as far as 2.5ml bloom per litre as of today and three days ago gave just 2ml per litre of bloom and they are near entering week 4 flower of a roughly 8 week flowering cycle plus its biobizz which isn't very strong.

Thanks for the info man I'll post the pics tomorrow and see what you think now the plant showing slightly worse calmag issues on leaves so you could well be right and I'm talking out of my ass

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If the leaf yellowing and brown spots don't slow I think I will flush the soil as ph is most likely the culprit.
All plant problems are weather and root issues. Even pests take advantage of these issues to attack our plants. Just provide a good climate and a healthy medium with careful adequate watering. I am against bottled nutrients apart from certain boosters because they require too much water. Try solid bio fertilisers and let the plants take what they need at their own pace.
 
im fairly shit at the defs/toxins game.
flushing as in the traditional 3 times the pot volumne of plain/ph'd water ? never been a fan of flushing,i feel 1.to find out the pot ph by slurry test/or any other test is/will give dodgy results,and needs repeating so not worth it.2.flushing will remove most of the nutes/micro nutes,salts(being biobizz wont be many),minerals,microbes and whatnot.maybe better suited to a tox than a def.
if ya think ph is only slightly off,then adjust slowly and in small increments.
soil growers,when we see a def/tox its allready upto a week old.we dont feed the plant we feed the soil,soil takes a week to break down bottled food into plant food.in soil we can be 2 weeks behind,and it can take upto another 2 weeks to fix things fully.
ramblings of an eejit that talks out the top of ther head more often than not.4th opinion and all that.
good luck n keep er lit
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I never flush my plants during the grow. This causes major cal Mag and other deficiencies, while offers very little benefit. Of course I don't use chemical fertilisers but organic. It is an emergency measure for seriously sick plants only and not a really beneficial practice.
 
These leaves get no light, it is not exactly N deficiency. Time for some lollipoping and to get rid of old leaves down below.

Would it not be counter productive to lollipop at this stage of flowering because this strain finishes 8-9 weeks so only around 21-28 days left as now starting week 6? Will this not slow down the fattening up of flowers?
 
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