Yellow reddish leaves

[RedaCarli]

Hello,
so the day before yesterday my leaves started turning yellow reddish and I thought it had to do something with nitrogen deficiency so I put some coffee mold like last time I did because I want to do everything organic but they didn't seem to recover so I searched for more and found they could have a phosphorus deficiency. So i cooked some fish grates and chicken bones and gave them the tea i cooked of it. But when i came back later this evening they even have red spots and the leaves are starting to curl up a bit.

I only took fotos of the big one. Because she has it the worst. The one i topped almost shows no signs and the one i did lst (low stress training) is like the big one yesterday.

They are autoflowers calles quick one and i’m growing them in Spain exterior because you know sunny buds. They are in the ground for 9 weeks exact.

thanks!

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Sounds like you have some different strains on the go... & mainly organic methods, So...

Not all strains of cannabis are created equal as some may differ in habits !


Growing takes time & personal observation to learn what is in front of your eyes

 

[RedaCarli]

Yeah i want to do it as organic as possible...
I bought them of royal queen seeds, they were one of the quickest autoflowers. 3 seeds of quick one.

I know but right now i can’t seem to fix the problem. I went to check up on them and they don’t show any signs of recovery and the third one is following in their footsteps so help is appreciated!

 

[RedaCarli]

Yeah i want to do it as organic as possible...
I bought them of royal queen seeds, they were one of the quickest autoflowers. 3 seeds of quick one.

I know but right now i can’t seem to fix the problem. I went to check up on them and they don’t show any signs of recovery and the third one is following in their footsteps so help is appreciated!

 

[RedaCarli]

Yeah i want to do it as organic as possible...
I bought them of royal queen seeds, they were one of the quickest autoflowers. 3 seeds of quick one.

I know but right now i can’t seem to fix the problem. I went to check up on them and they don’t show any signs of recovery and the third one is following in their footsteps so help is appreciated!

 

[The Celt]

Bloodmeal and bone meal are good organic sources of nitrogen and phosphorus and if you know what Lactobacillus is and can make it, it breaks down organic matter quite quickly to make liquid feeds that may help your situation.

@Emilya , any chance you can help this grower, I know you do organics as well and may know better/quicker fixes for them and much better diagnosing issues than I ever have been.

 

[RedaCarli]

I’m drying the bones for bone meal as we speak. I know how to make lactobacillus but it’s quite a process and i’m a bit worried they’ll get sicker and sicker. I’ll start on it tho cause better safe than sorry.

It’s also my first grow i’m just trying to put my knowledge to work doing it as natural and organic as possible

Thanks for tagging @Emilya !

Bloodmeal and bone meal are good organic sources of nitrogen and phosphorus and if you know what Lactobacillus is and can make it, it breaks down organic matter quite quickly to make liquid feeds that may help your situation.

@Emilya , any chance you can help this grower, I know you do organics as well and may know better/quicker fixes for them and much better diagnosing issues than I ever have been.

 

[Emilya Green]

I think the culprit is potassium... banana peel is very high in K, and I would ferment up a bunch of them in some clean water for the long term, and for right now I would boil up a few of them and apply that liquid to the soil to look for a dramatic re-greening of the plant.

 

[RedaCarli]

Thank you! I’ll get right to it then.

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I think the culprit is potassium... banana peel is very high in K, and I would ferment up a bunch of them in some clean water for the long term, and for right now I would boil up a few of them and apply that liquid to the soil to look for a dramatic re-greening of the plant.

I think the culprit is potassium... banana peel is very high in K, and I would ferment up a bunch of them in some clean water for the long term, and for right now I would boil up a few of them and apply that liquid to the soil to look for a dramatic re-greening of the plant.

 

[mrking]

Thank you! I’ll get right to it then.

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Would love to see the results after the application.

 

[RedaCarli]

So i did what Emilya said and they still don’t show signs of recovery. The big one which i didn’t top nor train even lost all of her solar panel leaves... hope they are taking up what’s in the ground and that they may recover soon.
Where I’m wearing white flip flops is yesterday and the red ck is today a few minutes ago

Would love to see the results after the application.

 

[Emilya Green]

maybe you need to go a bit further than just boiled banana peels. Any good garden store is going to have a potassium supplement. Hopefully you are following my advice to ferment the banana peels for 21 days too... then they will have a real punch to them, but you need some now.

 

[mrking]

maybe you need to go a bit further than just boiled banana peels. Any good garden store is going to have a potassium supplement. Hopefully you are following my advice to ferment the banana peels for 21 days too... then they will have a real punch to them, but you need some now.

How about some kelp? But I guess bananas are easier to find.

 

[RedaCarli]

I am, i picked up some bananas in the store. Everything for my little plants. I think i’m going to do that because i hate watching them in this state.
@mrking yeah i don’t have any kelp. I think i’m just going to pick up some supplements in the store

maybe you need to go a bit further than just boiled banana peels. Any good garden store is going to have a potassium supplement. Hopefully you are following my advice to ferment the banana peels for 21 days too... then they will have a real punch to them, but you need some now.