Whats wrong with my lady?

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Hey new grower. Im on day 45 with my lsd autoflower. Shes in foxfarm happy frog. Shes the only one showing these signs. The plant looks good on top but underneath something going on.
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@gemini_ranger :welcome:Welcome to AFN:welcome: What, how much and how often are you feeding the plants?
Well I was feeding them big bloom and grow big from fox farm up until 2 and half weeks ago. I stopped cause I started to see nitrogen burn. I noticed the leaves looking like the pics above maybe a week ago but idk how long been there. I started them on tiger bloom 3 days ago and I started at 1/4 the recommended dosage. If it looks like the nutrients aren't hurting them I was going to continue it weekly with at least one regular watering in-between the nutrients.
 
What is your PH? Kinda looks like PH fluctuation. Is the discoloration everywhere or isolated to the older lower leaves?
 
Well I was feeding them big bloom and grow big from fox farm up until 2 and half weeks ago. I stopped cause I started to see nitrogen burn. I noticed the leaves looking like the pics above maybe a week ago but idk how long been there. I started them on tiger bloom 3 days ago and I started at 1/4 the recommended dosage. If it looks like the nutrients aren't hurting them I was going to continue it weekly with at least one regular watering in-between the nutrients.

Are you following the actual feedchart? https://www.thegrowshow.org/fox-farm-feeding-schedule

I'd go by ppm/EC rather than "1/4 strength". According to the feedchart above, FF at 100% in early bloom is around 2.5-3.0ec. I typically aim for 1.0-1.2ec with my autos during that stage (assuming starting water is 0) so 33-40% strength may be a good starting point.

Plain waterings in between feeds is a good idea, but the key is to stick to the ratios established on that feedchart, and just adjust ppm/EC as necessary. And everything you pour into your pot should be pH adjusted to 6.5 or so, ideally.

PPM, pH and relative N-P-K-Ca-Mg balance is the name of the game when it comes to liquid nutrients. If you haven't seen it already, @Mañ'O'Green has a pretty great write up here: https://www.autoflower.org/threads/a-word-on-nutrients.82004/

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