New Grower Redo of a Failed CBD Lavender and possibly a Buddha Seeds Red Dwarf

im having the same type of issues. What I have been doing is foliar spraying the ones that need extra nutes. Seems to be working well. So maybe try flushing then just spray the one that needs more
 
Day 55
84 F 42% RH
Le Pew
2 Doses Grow
1 Dose Catalyst
1 Dose Meta-K
Almost 1 Cal-Mag

This plant is great all the colas(7) have a solid 8" of flower. Still haven't burned this plant . So next feed im going to go to 2 1/2 doses of Earth Juice bloom. These are natural nutes so if I overdo-it a flush might not take, I am not that worried these nutes run weak.
 

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Just a picture update tried to take some last night but only came out with the one above.
Twins
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Le Pew
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My setup just in case someone wanted to know. 300w generic led, 5 27k 23w cfls, 2 65k 23w cfl,
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Day 61

80F 36%

Plants were watered on Sat (Aug16) Le Pew got 2 doses bloom, the twins got the left over quarter of gallon (2 doses of Bloom) with 1 gallon of plain water. I ve started to notice the plants are starting to to consume themselves, starting with the oldest leaves first. I gave them a cal-mag foliar spray @ 1 1/2 tsp per gallon which has a (3-0-0) profile. Hopefully that will help boost a little bit of nitro. You guys can tell me what you think.

Heres the twins
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Heres Le Pew (who actually smells great,not a skunk variety though)
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Here is them in their environment
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Day 61

80F 36%

Plants were watered on Sat (Aug16) Le Pew got 2 doses bloom, the twins got the left over quarter of gallon (2 doses of Bloom) with 1 gallon of plain water. I ve started to notice the plants are starting to to consume themselves, starting with the oldest leaves first. I gave them a cal-mag foliar spray @ 1 1/2 tsp per gallon which has a (3-0-0) profile. Hopefully that will help boost a little bit of nitro. You guys can tell me what you think.

Heres the twins
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Heres Le Pew (who actually smells great,not a skunk variety though)
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Here is them in their environment
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Can someone tell me what they think this is. Today is day 62. On sat it got earth juice bloom 2 doses (@ 2 tbsp per 1 gal). Then it also received tap water that had not de-chlorinated (someone watered it for me). Then on sunday at midnight it was looking like it had a nitro deficiency. So i gave it a Cal-Mag foliar (1 1/2 tsp per 1 gal which is 1 1/2 dose ) the Nute Profile for the earth juice cal-mag is 3-0-0. 12 hours later these rust colored splotches appeared. On about 6 or 7 leaves has not worsened. Please read the following journal entry if you can.
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Day 62
82F 36%

1 dose of Earth Juice Grow
Ph of water 6.3
ph of Grow & Water 6.6 (about 10 hours after mixing)
ph of Run off 5.3

I felt the plant is going through its final stages but it looked like it was really nitro deficient. i felt a dose of Earth Juice grow 2-1-1 wouldn't hurt. This plant has taken high levels of nutrients but never got burned.
 
Hey Panic, the light green shading in between the veins looks like mag deficiency. The rust spots are normally a sign of calcium deficiency but those don't look exactly like what I have seen in the past. I would assume though, because Calcium normally shows up right after Mag that it could be the case. The foliar feeding should help a lot. It does look like you have a little nute burn on one of the tips but nothing bad. Keep an eye on her and if you see any more of those spots develop you may want to do another foliar. It isn't out of the ordinary for them to begin showing Ca deficiencies in bloom when they are packing on the weight. Best of luck brother!
 
Thank you A4 i was almost going to PM you about this but i figured someone would have picked up the challenge thanks again, for coming through.
 
No worries brother, you know you can always pm me anytime. I try to keep an eye out for people that need help but a lot of the time I am just browsing journals. I just went through yours and noticed you using RO and LED so it isn't surprising at all to be seeing some slight deficiencies. You probably want to spray those every third day for a week or so just to make sure you are on top of it. Unless you see the tips of the leaves dipping from N toxicity it would probably help a lot getting the levels back up. Ca is real important transporting nutrients and right now she should really be eating a lot.
 
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