It’s look a bit like phosphorus deficiency but I’m not quite sure and this is my first time ever growing a thing lol.. She’s a 4 week going on 5 week old West Cost OG by fastbuds. She is in a 3 gallon bucket with black gold natural and organic and been feeding her distilled water PhD to 6.5 and been adding calMAg. Just started using bloom nutes at 1/4th strength 2 days ago. My temps are 72-76 degrees Fahrenheit and around 50-56 percent RH.
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Phosphorus deficiency?
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Probably too much Cal-Mag.
If this is what you are using there is very little nutrients available to the plant You need a complete fertilizer regimen ASAP.
If this is what you are using there is very little nutrients available to the plant You need a complete fertilizer regimen ASAP.
Okay, I’ll lay off the CalMag. Will Humboldts secret base A and Base b plus golden tree be a good nute system? That’s all I order because a friend who got me into growing told me about it and i thought I’ll try it since it did good with his plants.
That’s the exact soil I’m using. I was scared of getting a soil too hot for my autoflowers a seedlings so I kinda played it safe with that soil.
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