2nd grow advice, please

Hey 2nd grow. This plant here is femized Gelato from ilgm. It’s about 6 weeks old, 15” tall and approaching the flip. Soil is happy frog. Ph water and feed to 6.5 and add calmag each time. I am using 1/4 strength grow big and big bloom, then just water, then dr jimz, then water, and repeat.

Here’s a photo of one whole plant before and after some training. Then a photo of one of the leaves showing an issue. A few of them, not many, showing this. This plant is in a 2.5x2 tent 26” under an hlg 135.

any advice on that 2nd pic? i want to try and fix things before flipping.

Honestly it's so minor I personally wouldn't worry about it ... It looks a little like calcium deficiency but it's hard to say and your already adding CalMag... I'd just keep an eye on it and move forward... but that's just me, my plants have been referred to as "haggard beauties" before for a reason haha

Why are you giving cal mag each watering?

hotrodharley said:

Why are you giving cal mag each watering?

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i thought it was something that wouldn’t hurt. i could cut it back but then again, if that looks like calcium deficiency do i want to do that? could it be something besides that?

im not that worried, overall it looks ok to me...but i have zero knowledge of deficiencies/toxicities etc and would like to learn more. the chart ive seen posted is great but so many things look similar. i haven’t developed an eye for the subtle differences.

That's the thing... It's so heard to tell what your dealing with solely from visual cues.. if it is a deficiency with your regimen I'd expect it to be lockout related since should be covering all your bases... Could test your runoff pH if your really want too... but as I said it's not something I'd give any consideration in my own grows unless it got worse... Could even be from a past issue that's already resolved and making sudden adjustments could just make things worse

Excess calcium is one of the main causes of nutrient lockout.

hotrodharley said:

Excess calcium is one of the main causes of nutrient lockout.

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ok i will cut it way back. thanks.