Indoor Help with grow needed

[dave1]

Hi guys hope everyone is doing well

just a quick question iv got as i still consider myself a new bee. im on my second plant now and until last week it was all gd..
some of the older fan leaves started showing yellow with some spots with a rusty redish colour spots.
i got some advice and was told it had a calcium deficiency. i bought something called Nitrozyme and then went out and bought a proper EC meter..

The girl is 6 weeks old from when she poped out of the soil.
i only started feeding her about 5 weeks into her life, wheras with my previous girls i started feeding them at about 3 weeks and did not ever have this issue..

So my EC or the current girl is about 1.8 to 2.0

now i also see little rusty red spots on the leaves surrounding the middle bud so i starting to worry abit more now... do you think this is under feeding? or over feeding?
or any other reason?


for the age of the girl, is the EC too high or too low
i am using
LightMIX soil
Bio bizz, Grow, Bloom, Top max
10L Airpots
Diesel automatic

I believe she will prob be ready in about 6 weeks hopefully

but right now my main concern is to make sure i dont keep seeing these

Hope u guys can help
Thanks

 

[dude]

Hi dude, seems like a high ec for that age.

Could do with a picture or can you spot it here, save us guessing and you worrying lol
https://www.autoflower.org/f90/deficiency-pics-16474.html


Or the first 2 post here

https://www.autoflower.org/f74/self-diagnose-your-plants-basic-deficiencies-list-11.html

 

[dave1]

Hi mate, thanks for the reply, iv looked at these pics and still a little uncertain, so iv just taken these pics

 

[dude]

Looks like (Mn) Maganese from what I can see.

 

[dave1]

What is the best solution for this, how do i correct this situation?

Thanks for all ur help dude

 

[dude]

In the 2nd link bro, down to the 2nd post it gives more info about what to do.

Give it a read and have another look at the pictures see what's what. If you're still stuck ask again and I'll try help out.

It can be confusing to diagnose the buggers at the best of times.

Atb