Plant problem
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Labs Dexter
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It's both p and k soon you will have the blotches on leafs center as well as edges...
Phosphorous(P)
Phosphorous deficiency symptoms include; red stems and slow, stunted, or deformed growth but also include darker green lower leaves as well as leaves that may yellow then die. Adding a organic fertilizer containing Phosphorous can fix this problem but, while improvement to damaged areas may not show, newer growth will appear normal.
Potassium(K)
Another issue similar to Nitrogen and Phosphorous deficiencies, Potassium deficiency has similar symptoms and include, curling of leaf ends as they die and stretching of the plant. This can be cured by adding a organic fertilizer containing Potassium. Another fix would be to flush the plant with water and half the normal amount of a balanced NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium) nutrient solution.
But think your situation is caused from lockout in your root zone judging by the darkness on the leafs...
Probably leech soil or what ever else it is, and re feed at half doses and work back up...
Hope it helps
Phosphorous(P)
Phosphorous deficiency symptoms include; red stems and slow, stunted, or deformed growth but also include darker green lower leaves as well as leaves that may yellow then die. Adding a organic fertilizer containing Phosphorous can fix this problem but, while improvement to damaged areas may not show, newer growth will appear normal.
Potassium(K)
Another issue similar to Nitrogen and Phosphorous deficiencies, Potassium deficiency has similar symptoms and include, curling of leaf ends as they die and stretching of the plant. This can be cured by adding a organic fertilizer containing Potassium. Another fix would be to flush the plant with water and half the normal amount of a balanced NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium) nutrient solution.
But think your situation is caused from lockout in your root zone judging by the darkness on the leafs...
Probably leech soil or what ever else it is, and re feed at half doses and work back up...
Hope it helps
Labs Dexter
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Was I right or waaayy off lol
v.s one
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Just a few on top.
torontoke
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Ya sounds like the same thing I ran into a couple years ago.
I added a bit of zinc and potassium and it seemed to subside.