I’m going to try it and see what happens. It’s the only plant with the issue so if I ruin it, it’s not the end of the world.
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I would probably give it both. The foliar will get nutrients to it almost straight away so definitely going to be the fastest, the tea will help load the soil for a little while until you have time for some dry amendments or whatever you want to use long term to break down without too much time in between. Yeah I would remove those leaves too just to see any fresh marks that appear easier.
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Something like the advanced nutrients bloom should be fine too just use foliar dose if they have one or about half strength if they don’t.
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Advanced Nutrients should work well. You could also check the pH of the run off, perhaps that’s the issue.
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But it’s more likely a deficiency..
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I don’t get runoff in living soil unfortunately. I could water until runoff but I’d have to shut down my blumats first and let the soil dry back. Last time I watered with the blumats on I had sad plants.
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I had the same problem during the last grow. I then increased the fertilizer dose and noticed an improvement in the new growth. I wouldn’t remove the affected leaves yet, as they still serve as nutrient storage. During the current grow, I discovered the same spots on the Sherbet Queen yesterday. The other 3 look good; with the Sherbet, I’ll probably have to fertilize a bit extra to get it under control again.
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and fat buds
@BluntForceTrauma420 check out Viking Gardner on YouTube. He breaks down a lot of KNF stuff really nicely
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Thanks man I’ll check him out when I get home
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Im sure there are better guys out there but he was really easy to follow and had a bunch of different recipes
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@BluntForceTrauma420 a dandelion brew also helps with potassium deficiency. The plant can directly absorb the nutrients. To do this, finely chop 100 grams
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That’s awesome for future reference. Currently I have no dandelions in my lawn lol
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Only the leaves or the whole plant?
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I’m assuming mainly the flower but the whole plant may be even better.
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The leaves of the plant, before it blooms.
If you want to store it longer, take 1 kilo of plant and 10 liters of water and prepare a fermented brew. Do not use
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I need the number of the Shahman you’re are consulting because this is outrageous now 
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