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	08-25-2011, 09:16 PM #1 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantPlant has started flowering, but always a but lol, leaves have some yellow blotches between viens and some fanning leaves getting purple blotches on the ends. I have provided 2 pictures any help would be appreciated. 
 
 Attachment 278251Attachment 278252billo007 Reviewed by billo007 on . Problem with outdoor potted plant Plant has started flowering, but always a but lol, leaves have some yellow blotches between viens and some fanning leaves getting purple blotches on the ends. I have provided 2 pictures any help would be appreciated. 278251278252 Rating: 5
 
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	08-25-2011, 10:14 PM #2 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantAbout how long have they been flowering for? and how cold does it get at night? 
 -The slight yellowing is usually a N-deficiency
 -The purple sometimes comes from colder temperatures
 
 What soil are you using? Nutes?
 
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	08-25-2011, 10:25 PM #3 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantHas not been cold maybe at night in the mid 60's using shultz 5-10-5, been flowing for 1 week approx. 
 
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	08-25-2011, 10:34 PM #4 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantI think you may have a nute buildup. I would give a good flush and re-nute, the next time they dry out. 
 
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	08-25-2011, 11:07 PM #5 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantIs it more on the lower, older leaves? Or has it spread through the whole plant. How big are the plants? How big are the pots? Feeding schedule? Type of soil? It doesn't look too serious at the moment. 
 
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	08-26-2011, 12:03 AM #6 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantWell pictures are worth a thousand words, pot is next to a 12 litres reg bucket, started at the bottom but know looks like middle fanning leaves also just starting. been feeding every 2 days, except when we have had rain, regular potting soil. I just started flushing it figured it should not hurt it should I re feed next watering? Originally Posted by Lit Up Originally Posted by Lit Up
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	08-26-2011, 12:34 AM #7 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantFrom here, they actually look really good. What nutes ya using? Have you changed nutes? 
 -May just need a little hit of N on the one that slight light greening.
 -Ya, I would re-feed next watering.
 
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	08-26-2011, 12:42 AM #8 OPJunior Member OPJunior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantShultz 10-15-10 liquid plant food Originally Posted by Lit Up Originally Posted by Lit Up
 
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	08-26-2011, 12:51 AM #9 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantLess than you might think at this point. 
 
 
 I have to disagree on the Nitrogen suggestion.
 Them gals are starting to flower.
 Nitrogen at this point is not a good idea.
 
 I do agree that they look good.
 
 They are probably about done with the stretch and will now consume the stored components in the fan leaves and then drop them.
 This is normal behavior for potted pot in sunlight.
 
 Fan leaf shows us the past.
 Watch the new growth for the present.
 
 (Watch the PH of the run-off to get a peek at the future. ) )
 
 Aloha,
 Weezard
 
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	08-26-2011, 03:19 AM #10 Senior Member Senior Member
 Problem with outdoor potted plantyeah from what i've heard higher nitrogen will cause leafy buds?? 
 
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