Haven’t done anything but water during flowering, every other time with molasses. Top dressed right before 2nd week of flower.
At first only the front left was giving problems, that pheno was growing a lot faster so I assumed it was maybe just hungrier than the others because of that. I left it to see though, has got a little worse and now the other plants are showing small problems here and there.
All Orange Kush Cake. Clawing, yellowing, browning/drying, and small bumps on one of the mains leaves??? Diagnosis?
I use to pluck the ugly leaves but mostly so they don’t appear in my pics , also because they say they are a Hotel for pests and diseases and steal energy from the plant while not producing.
My guess upon this is Potassium deficiency but also thinking in nutrient burn . A slurry test would come handy to have more info. Wait to see what others think …
How long have you been watering molasses every other day? Molasses lowers ph in a solution mix. I use recharge (contains molasses) on my organic and synthetic grows once per week. Too much molasses can lock out other nutrients. Same as too much nitrogen knocks out other nutrients etc, etc, etc
I don’t think I would give molasses every other watering but maybe that’s just me?
I thought I read somewhere that to much molasses can have adverse effects on your plants. I could be wrong though so don’t quote me on that…lol
Grief beat me to it…lol
What grief said is what I was trying to get at without success
Every other watering since week 3 of flower, I used recharge up until that point but still wanted to give it sugar afterwards. So like once every 8 days.
I only add molasses in the first weeks of flower. I’m on the flushing side, if you use them in the last stage that improves soil microbes providing nutes to the roots instead of plant getting them from the leaves reservoir…
That 1st photo may be showing something else. Have a close look at the underside of those spotted leaves. Look for signs of insects.
If the underside is clean then its likely Potassium as George said.
Clawing can be caused by several issues (water, (over/under), pH, nutriments etc)
If you get the deficiency under control the clawing should abate. … It’s just a symptom.
All in all, it’s not too bad…
Yes the chart is correct I have seen it before; maybe I can find it?
Some of the most common antagonisms are iron blocking manganese (or the reverse), magnesium blocking calcium (or the reverse) and potassium blocking both magnesium and calcium.
Potassium has a strong cation charge thus calcium is secondary in strength to potassium.
Yeap, it’s as real as the Calcium conspiracy , it’s called the Mulders chart. As for Steve, he has more sockets than a centipede, hope “they” will let him stick with this account although it’s funniest to find out which would be the next …
but mostly so they don’t appear in my pics 
, also because they say they are a Hotel for pests and diseases and steal energy from the plant while not producing.
. A slurry test would come handy to have more info. Wait to see what others think … 
, sooooooo and excess of Calcium has locked Boron and Potassium, right? 
