NEED HELP !

ok so I just got back from father's day trip to my plant with some serious issue. all of a sudden, within 13 hours.

check it out hopefully a quick reply it seems like it is affecting the plant very quickly

giving it PBP bloom, budswel, molasses, LK

I want to flush it right now so let me know if its lockout or what

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thnx guys :(

Kinda looks like scarring from old pest damage. Did you have a bug problem in the last month or so?
But the tips look a little scorchy too, so a flush is in order. There's a good sticky in the problems section on flush technique.

no, no pests. the leaves showed this spotting for the first time almost instantaneously . i flushed it real good w/ nothing but R/O and calmag. i was starting to see a little white buildup on top of the coco, but I assumed it was the guano.

any other possibilities?

Next possibility then is overfert. How much guano did you add? Overfert is funny sometimes- your plants might tolerate a higher fert level right up to the day when your temps hit 95'F and then BAM you see nasty burns. The increased heat will definitely make fert burns show up faster or more severely.

So since you have just flushed, give a nice LIGHT feeding of your base fert, control your temps, and start counting down to harvest.

thanks stinky, I think that your explanation fits my situation to the T

the temps were creeping slowly and since I hadn't seen any burn or signs of it I was slowly creeping my nutes up as well. the temps were rising and around 82/83 at the very tops.

Is 1 TSP / GAL enough calmag all the way through flower? And, base fert, I am assuming the PBP would be considered that. Should I stick to just that and not add anything? I was planning on picking up this powder my local hydro guy recommended called Ton of Bud, so what do you think about adding this or just using this instead of the PBP?

open to anythin stinky :)

here is another pic if it helps. had to snap a pic while it was sleeping because all the stores will be closed by the time the lights come on.

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thanks again

Stick with the PBP bloom; adding a bud blaster product at this point is going to make that scorch worse. IF you are confident that you have flushed and it is not in danger of burn, go ahead and add your bud blaster at a slightly lower level then recommended, and drop the dosage of your pbp at the same time- the label of the bud blaster should explain all that.
keep your calmag application rate steady over time.

things do not seem to be improving.. but it is hard to tell. where should i start to see signs of recovery (the leaves higher on the bud sites are pretty scorched but not the lower ones) ?

i will be sticking to just PBP, a tiny bit of molasses, and the calmag. is my plant/buds going to be really stunted from the scorching?

well if it gets worse flush it better..as far as the burn marks go i have never seen them turn back to green helthy leaves.........kinda like 3rd degree burns ..your skin will never look the same

so it should be better or getting better if things don't start looking worse? it is just hard to tell right now because it affected so much of the plant. well, i will keep my eye on it to see if any of the lower leaves continue to scorch