Beginner Grower

[Jimmybg78]

Hello I'm a beginner grower I got some plants they sprouted in first week of May and I'm a few weeks into flowering and I noticed what I thought was nutrient burn but the more I think about it it can't be I've only used my buds and blooms fertilizer by Fox farm a couple times so I got to researching could this be potassium deficiency like I said this is only like my second grow so I'm still learning things what do you all think what do I do to fix it

[Jimmybg78]

I forgot to mention that I'm using Fox farm liquid plant food buds and blooms 2-8-4 I've used the recommended 10 to 15 ml per gallon of water and I've only used it twice two times during this flowering stage so surely it's not nutrient burn

[SoOrbudgal]

I don't see anything really going wrong with you plant. It's in the ground which is good cause my plants in black plastic nursery pots 15gal. are suffering from heat and dry wind. All i can say in my experience is outdoors you'll face all sorts of issues which we can barely control. Was your soil pretty enriched prior to putting that plant in? Did you add alot composted animal poo? So many different bugs are attracted to these plants. But your plant in my view looks fine. Lots of changes take place and zap the energy from the plant in flower stages, you'll see leaf dying an yellowing. But inground is much more forgiving than pots unless there huge fabric or plastic. I am using the same FF bloom 2-8-4 this season also it's my first time using it. 2 of my plants are struggling and not from bugs but from root issues almost like over fed. But there not it's the enviornment heat an pots.

[golfnrl]

Hi Jimmybg78 your plants look pretty dang good. You may have a P deficiency...may not. Diagnosing leaf problems is kinda dicey. Where are the damaged leaves on the plant? All over or just a a couple of places. If it's just a couple of places where are those parts of the plant oriented towards the sun? How much direct sunlight do they get? Have you been setting the PH of your nutrient solution? What is it? What cultivar or strain are you growing? Are your plants auto flowering or photo period?

[9fingerleafs]

I agree they look great. Its very hard to make sure the soil has enough nutrients for big plants so if I were you I would feed much more often, fox farms are very forgiving nutrients

[dirtymike]

That is reminiscent of a sativa Ive seen many times. Nice main cola. Fat as a Chicago cops arse. Getting to 6 foot mark yet?

[Bluey]

Your grow is looking great, especially for an outdoors setup with all the variables smashing them. Good job.

[OlderNOTwiser]

I agree the grow looks just fine overall. I can't offer much for this grow but I might be able to help the next ones. https://www.growweedeasy.com/5-surpr...ering-cannabis Under bullet point Home there are pics of the serrated edges turning colors due to over watering. You may be giving them the exact right amount for a day but all at once. That leads to the edge issues. Or since it is outdoors maybe just too much each day. Anyway, this link shows it pretty well. Your case doesn't look too bad.Next grow you know.

On a side note...I had a plant so over watered a few years back that it was weeping on all of the serrations. That prompted me to look into the issue you seem to have, albeit mild.

[Mollisol]

These plants look. great. I don't see any problems. I think you are doing a great job.