Hi Jash, What do you mean by 'causing the leafs to crook'? I can't see anything on the pics, they look good to me?! What do you think?
Unity
White Widow and Strawberry Cough LOTS OF PICS!
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Hi Jash, What do you mean by 'causing the leafs to crook'? I can't see anything on the pics, they look good to me?! What do you think?
Unity
Jash1297
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Hi Jash, What do you mean by 'causing the leafs to crook'? I can't see anything on the pics, they look good to me?! What do you think?
Unity
I guess I was referring to the leaf tips that are curling down...maybe its nothing
Jash1297
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Having a tough time dialing in on the strawberry cough I continue to not give it enough fert and have N problems but I will be upping the amount next watering....right now im using fox farms grow big at 1tblspoon per gallon. (wish I had a parts per million tester)
The White widow is doing well both the strawberry cough and white widow have been topped a few times. I want them as bushy as possible. gonna use them to cut clones.
couldnt resist taking pics while I had them all out for watering!
The White widow is doing well both the strawberry cough and white widow have been topped a few times. I want them as bushy as possible. gonna use them to cut clones.
couldnt resist taking pics while I had them all out for watering!
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Nice, Jash!!
I see what you mean, I'm assuming you are talking about the only one that is going a tat yellow. I think a EC meter is a must for you Jash, it will drive you nuts not knowing, even if you were to hit it right on lol.
Unity
Tronica
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The strawberry can really suck up the nutes man. Mine has taken heavy feedings and loved every bit of it. Mine has shown vigro nonstop for a month now. Every "top" and most of the other branches all reach like none other. Up that dosage and see if she can take it. Over feeding is a simple fix so you don't have much to lose. Just flush if it looks like you over did it, and 3 hours later she'll be good as new.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Jash1297
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Jash1297
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Had to move to a new location and move the plants. I transplanted the SC and WW into 3 gallon pots. The new location I have will no longer use the cab I designed and I will have two grow tents instead. One for veg one for bloom. I am thinking about transplanted the 3 other plants I have in bloom...will this hurt my yield at this point? I have started one more WW and Strawberry Cough as well as 5 power skunk to the grow..
Anyone have any thoughts?
Anyone have any thoughts?
Tronica
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Are you asking if a transplant done in bloom will hurt your plants?
What week are they in?
Generally the answer for this is no. Unless they are very close to finishing. A proper transplant (even without superthrive or b1, since you're in flower) will not stress a plant. I say if you have 4+ weeks or more to go. Transplant. They will enjoy the extra room and it will increase yield, rather than decrease it.
Jash1297
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thanks! I am thinking ill let them go another week or so at least. First week of april will be the latest soonest would be middle of next week
