Hello. This is my first grow. I have been growing outdoors on my 2nd story balcony. I started with 5 germinated seeds and ended up with 3 female plants. It has been very good so far. I have one that started flowering very early. It is almost ready to harvest. I am using the Flora Grow/Micro/Bloom nutrients. When the pistols were 25% brown, I stopped using nutes and flushed the entire soil of the plant. They are about 50% brown now, a week after I flushed, and the leaves have started to look weird. Looks like some type of deficiency. Here are some pictures of the leaves...
This picture is kinda hard to see the yellowing in the veins.
This one is easier to see the yellowing in the veins.
I'm not sure what this could be. I am thinking that it is an early stage of Potassium but I am not sure.
I also have another issue with one of my plants. It is in the same place right next to the other one, it is just about 2-3 weeks into it's flowering stage. Again, I think it is a Potassium deficiency (a later stage than the other one) but I am not sure. Here are some pictures of what they look like.
I went out of town this last weekend and when I got back this is what I found.
Someone please help me. I check this site almost every day and am more than happy to give more information to help me solve this issue.
This picture is kinda hard to see the yellowing in the veins.
This one is easier to see the yellowing in the veins.
I'm not sure what this could be. I am thinking that it is an early stage of Potassium but I am not sure.
I also have another issue with one of my plants. It is in the same place right next to the other one, it is just about 2-3 weeks into it's flowering stage. Again, I think it is a Potassium deficiency (a later stage than the other one) but I am not sure. Here are some pictures of what they look like.
I went out of town this last weekend and when I got back this is what I found.
Someone please help me. I check this site almost every day and am more than happy to give more information to help me solve this issue.