Not really toxicity yet (they'll get blue/black green when they are at that point) but yes that typically indicates too much N. It looks a lot like how some popular haze strains respond to too much N. By itself, not a biggie.
I completely and totally agree with every single word of that post.
Thanks bro - Honestly I never quite figured out what that was lol. I drenched everything in neem oil and it seemed to go away so I'm just gonna keep my fingers crossed
Damn that's probably what it is then. Not sure how to reduce the N in my soil lol. They haven't been fed any nutes really...little silica blast in early veg and the one compost tea yesterday... Probably just stick with water for a while and hope it goes away? :X
That's a good plan Ayr0n, haven't had N problems much but had one JTR early on in the current pheno that did something similar. I don't "flush" but I just gave it a couple of water-only decent waterings with good run-off and it was fine. Then went back to normal scheduled feeds.
scratch that idea - there's no pH sweet spot where N is less available and the other nutes still are readily available. Guess the waiting game is the planThe only thing I can think of is to attempt and change the pH of the soil so N availability is reduced? But that seems a little out of my scope of expertise and possibly counterproductive lmao. I read you can lay mulch over the top of soil to help draw out some N but i have no idea why that works or if it really does
What kinda flowering period does that haze strain run? Looong?
Long ain't the word fir it!!!
Sounds like a helluva strain. It must be a damn good high if you keep it in your garden even though it yields on the lower end.
It really is a hell of a strain. You should get something speedy from the girls you have in your garden. I hope you do and if not I have your address.
You're too kind bro - I guess it's true what they say about southern hospitality? I think the closer you get to Canada the meaner people get ( @GroErr
) jk jk but really you're okay in my book @polo the don . Haven't figured out how yet but one day I'ma pay you back for everything you've helped me with / done for me ...bet
Ha, I do agree on the southern hospitality but I think it resets at the border - lol Our "southern hospitality" is on the East coast, Neufies are the most hospitable, as you move East Quebecers are the crankiest and always trying to separate from the rest of us (and everyone else it seems - must be the French thing - lol). Rest of the country's somewhere in betweenYou're too kind bro - I guess it's true what they say about southern hospitality? I think the closer you get to Canada the meaner people get ( @GroErr
Just seeing you make it to harvest was payment enough.You're too kind bro - I guess it's true what they say about southern hospitality? I think the closer you get to Canada the meaner people get ( @GroErr
I don't know where Ontario falls in all that but your alright by me and "me" is all I'm worried about, lolHa, I do agree on the southern hospitality but I think it resets at the border - lol Our "southern hospitality" is on the East coast, Neufies are the most hospitable, as you move East Quebecers are the crankiest and always trying to separate from the rest of us (and everyone else it seems - must be the French thing - lol). Rest of the country's somewhere in between
That's a good summary! lolHa, I do agree on the southern hospitality but I think it resets at the border - lol Our "southern hospitality" is on the East coast, Neufies are the most hospitable, as you move East Quebecers are the crankiest and always trying to separate from the rest of us (and everyone else it seems - must be the French thing - lol). Rest of the country's somewhere in between
Hey sto glad you stopped in here - thanks for all the tips I'll def keep them in mind. So the cover crops are beneficial to the soil web n don't compete with your plants? Also do you worry at all about the previous plants' roots rotting n affecting the new clone or is there some preventative step you've taken in that regard? Sorry if any of this is like abc s to you guys, every time I think I know a thing or 2 about growing I come on here and realize how much of a novice I really am lol.