Flowering plants have spots in leaves?!? Going into week 10 of flower and spots appeared over night

[JGrows]

Week 10 of flower and these spots started appearing!? Maybe running out of nutes? I don’t see any bugs really anywhere so idk if it’s pests

 

[Pilted]

Pull the light back, and pull the nutes back. Just give it water with 10-25% runoff until you see the lower leaves start to show N deficiency ( lower leaves start to yellow) will probably take 1-4 waterings before that happens. Over feeding makes leaves sensitive to the light so will need to turn the light down a fair amount.

Let the pot dry out between watering and let the plants use some of the extra nutes in the medium. Once you see deficiency in lower leaves restart feeding schedule at half the dose you were giving it.

 

[JGrows]

Pull the light back, and pull the nutes back. Just give it water with 10-25% runoff until you see the lower leaves start to show N deficiency ( lower leaves start to yellow) will probably take 1-4 waterings before that happens. Over feeding makes leaves sensitive to the light so will need to turn the light down a fair amount.

Let the pot dry out between watering and let the plants use some of the extra nutes in the medium. Once you see deficiency in lower leaves restart feeding schedule at half the dose you were giving it.

These plants are getting harvested soon so I cut out their slow release food almost 5-6 weeks ago now. Fed with calmag up until 2 weeks ago and ever since it’s just been water with a lil run off and that’s it. Thats why if it’s just nute deficiency that’s exactly what I want as I’m basically flushing them now.

Platinum cookie phenos both look great in their own way! It was crazy to see how differently they grew but the smell off them is exactly the same. DELICIOUS.

 

[JGrows]

Perfect photo of them side by side. This is my first grow so I had so much to learn. Next run will have these walls filled

 

[Pilted]

They look like too much nutes. tip burn, yellowing from the top down, rust spots starting, leaves droopy in a negative taco effect. Could just be end of life and she is requiring less light and less nutes. Giving same effect. What the tricones look like?

 

[Perrin6363]

Could that not just be it fading bc it's close to finishing?

 

[JGrows]

They look like too much nutes. tip burn, yellowing from the top down, rust spots starting, leaves droopy in a negative taco effect. Could just be end of life and she is requiring less light and less nutes. Giving same effect. What the tricones look like?

Like I said there hasn’t been any nutes added in more than enough time to be able ti cancel out over feed, the tip burn could be the light as I turned it up to 100% at 28inches away. I’m more concerned about the leaves turning the brown color but that could just be end of life. Everything looks great other wise! The leaves of that phenomenal have done that since about week 6 which was weird because the other pheno has very wide indica looking leaves. But has never tacoed. Thanks for the reply!

 

[JGrows]

They look like too much nutes. tip burn, yellowing from the top down, rust spots starting, leaves droopy in a negative taco effect. Could just be end of life and she is requiring less light and less nutes. Giving same effect. What the tricones look like?

Trichomes are basically all on the cloudy side and some amber on the calyx, I smoke for more of a couch lock high so I’m gonna wait just a few more days and stop watering. And put into the dark for 48 hours

Could that not just be it fading bc it's close to finishing?

why would it be happening to one and not the other? Although the pheno 1 which has the thinner leaves just barely started fading out but it’s doing it fast!

 

[Pilted]

Turn the light down. End of the plants life it needs less light. Turing it up at the end is probably the issue. Why one plant can handle it and one can't is because even though same strain they are different plants. Increasing the light at the end of the grow has only slowed down ripening for me. I'm usually at 35 inches 40% at the end of flower. Only like 200 ppfd. I think about it like if it was in nature, the sun gets lower in the sky and gives the plant less and less light. By the end of fall it's getting the least amount of light. You change from 18/6 to 12/12 to flip to flower why wouldn't reducing the light more tell it to ripen. Old plant too much light = burnt leaves. But I still think it's showing signs of over fertilization.

 

[JGrows]

Turn the light down. End of the plants life it needs less light. Turing it up at the end is probably the issue. Why one plant can handle it and one can't is because even though same strain they are different plants. Increasing the light at the end of the grow has only slowed down ripening for me. I'm usually at 35 inches 40% at the end of flower. Only like 200 ppfd. I think about it like if it was in nature, the sun gets lower in the sky and gives the plant less and less light. By the end of fall it's getting the least amount of light. You change from 18/6 to 12/12 to flip to flower why wouldn't reducing the light more tell it to ripen. Old plant too much light = burnt leaves. But I still think it's showing signs of over fertilization.

The explanation on that was top tier and gonna keep that in mind, actually after yesterday I flipped the lights to 70% today and will drop down another 10-20% over the next day or so. Thank you sir!