Yellow Dots

[stinkyattic]

You really want to avoid any type of time-release fert in your soil, especially in flower, because they aren't suited for flowering cannabis. There's way too much N in them, and it supresses the flower response. But your plant looks hungry now, and rootbound. Time to flush and pot up to a larger pot, except that you only have 2-3 weeks left of flower. So I'd flush, feed with a complete bloom fert, and take copious notes for next time. Your final flush period will begin when you see the trichs mostly cloudy.

stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on 06-03-2008. Yellow Dots Hi, my plant is getting yellow dots on the leaves. Its not spider mites, i think it might be the soil or nitrogen deficiency but i'm not sure. They are in their 8th day into flowering. What is causing the dots? Also their's little white hairs coming out, does it look like its doing good? Rating: 5

[street312punk]

Thanks..i dint use any fertilizer this time but will avoid the continuous release fert in the future.