savagemonk said:

Surprisingly the 3 leaves were on the same stalk about 12-18 inches from the top. I have a 7-8 footer. Even tho it’s lollypoped I still have sporadic leaves left behind as “buffers” so the plant can canabolize them in case of deficiencies. The leaves on the mid-bottom looked no different than before.

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savagemonk said:

No splashes. Ive never flushed a plant in the ground. I imagine drainage issues and the water would pool up. I hope my Monster Bloom just burnt these 3 leaves. I’ll keep a close eye on the plant. If these symptoms resurface I’ll do a flush.

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Aqua Man said:

@11Hick11 I would continue as you were until or if you decide to flush. The flush will kinda reset and you will likely see some deficiencies after but nothing I would be overly concerned about thia late in flower.

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Milson said:

I would sit tight and watch but be ready to make a decision on remedy quickly if I saw any progression.

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TheKushie said:

Have you used monster bloom before? And notice a big difference in flower size/weight? I'm thinking of adding something similar Bud booster by Green planet for 2weeks in flower just to enhance the flower/weight if it works. I'm using massive bloom and it's only 1-2-3 ratio but their key points to the ratio is

Increases flower size noticeably
Increases essential oils and aromatics
Increases dry weight substantially
Rapidly increases photosynthesis
Proper NPK ratios
Increases internal floral components
Increases resistance to stressors
No artificial dyes or colourants

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Aqua Man said:

Potassium deficiency cause burnt tips curling upward and scorched edges as it progresses. A flush may help get it back on track faster but i think a lot of it is under watering. Can cause nutrient concentration to become high leading to salinity and uptake issues. More to it than this but I'm a bit lazy to type it all out.

I also agree with the nutrient buildup as stated above

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11Hick11 said:

I think I know when & what happened but Im not for sure. I wanted to see what everyone else's thoughts were on this. Any help is much appreciative.
It appears to be P deficient and I think Cold water was the reason this happened??? Would "Cold water" cause a P deficiency like this?
Also, should i still feed hi P amounts this late? Not quite sure as to how or if i can fix the issue.

Grow: https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/to-get-my-mind-off-this-cv-shit-grow.110992/page-2#post-2476233

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MellowRello said:

It's Phosphorus toxicity.

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Glassdub said:

You know this post is like 4 years old?

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Aqua Man said:

Thats a Potassium deficiency not a phosphorus deficiency and no I highly doubt its from cold water.

Are you adding calcium still? What nutrients and how much? Media? And watering practices?

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