WEIRD SPOTS, YELLOW LEAVES DURING FLOWERING

[bowlinbright]

hello guys, thanks ahead for any help you give.

i will let my pictures do most of the talking, but less than a week ago one of my plants (outdoor) leaves started to all go yellow and eventually die off. Now they have some spots on them and the leaves twist in weird ways. Im not sure how long they have been flowering since they were given to me, but my two other plants are close to harvest, and this plant still has a long way to go.

i give them bloom nutes once a week about bc when i fed them twice a week it burned them a little. i also use a moisture reader to know when they need some water.

im no pro so any other questions i'll try to answer the best i can. thanks guys!

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[bowlinbright]

come on 30 views and no responses? please, an opinion guys? :(

[MOBEONER]

This was happening to my plant as well. This is a quote from the guy who schooled me on what to do. I used Dynagrow 7-9-5 and followed the label directions and testem my PH levels before watering and my plant came back to life and greener than ever.


That plant is hungry for more food. If that were my plant I'd probably go to store and get some chemical fert like Peter's or Schultz and follow the directions on the container. The bottom leaves being yellow and the rest kind of look pale green, and both appearance indicate the plant needs more food. Other than that, it looks ok. Ideally, you get a liquid fert that has alot of micro nutes in it, so if you can afford a little more cash, go to a hydroponic/grow store and get some Dynagrow 7-9-5, which has alot of micronutes and use about one half teaspoon in a gallon of water and give it that. Then wait to see what happens.

[canniwhatsis]

This was happening to my plant as well. This is a quote from the guy who schooled me on what to do. I used Dynagrow 7-9-5 and followed the label directions and testem my PH levels before watering and my plant came back to life and greener than ever.

+1,... Looks under fed,... also bear in mind your PH,... if the PH is off the plant cant take in the nutes regardless of how much your feeding.