This is one of my outdoor Acapulco Golds. It is one of two plants that are exhibiting these brown dry spots on the leaves. I do not over nor under water, I fertilize sparingly (to my mind anyway). They were previously in a spot that got intense sunlight for a lot of hours so I moved them to a more shaded spot and somewhere that protected them from the wind because I suspected wind burn or sun burn but now I am not sure. Thank you for your help.
Shock
Looks like the start of potassium deficiency 
Thanks buddy!
I use the Fox Farm trio (according to their chart) every other week though.
Shouldn’t that cover it?
Shock
The Tiger Bloom has the PK… I think?? It’s been a while since I used the FF Trio? All other needs good? What PPMs and PH are you going in with and the plants age? Supplementing calcium and magnesium?
Water PH is at like 6.5 I believe. Not sure on the PPMs. Although is seems pretty clear I am doing something wrong. BUT. I have like four other plants in the same kind of soil getting the same treatment that do not exhibit these symptoms. Weird.
And yes, they get CalMag (one tsp) mixed into their nutes every other watering.
Plants are three months old I believe? And JUST started exhibiting these symptoms. Healthy as a whip (is that even a saying? 
) before this.
All the info looks good, I’ve had some be nutrient hogs even of the same strain where one was doing great and the other needing more. In the ground or pots? I know that the Trio needs periodic flushing due to the salt and mineral build up preventing certain nutrient absorption. Sure you know this but are you feed, water , feed alternating and to a good run off if in pots?
Oh yeah. I feed, then water then feed. But when I water I pour two gallons in there until plenty of runoff.
I guess I will try more nutes next feeding than usual. It may be a little while though. They all just got some RAIN for the first time yesterday! We were all pretty excited about that. 
Sounds good Brother
Correct.
