Cooter@666
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Probably.....I veg indoors(with a T5) and finish flowering outside, if my plants aren't hardened off correctly they get can get a bit sunburn and it looks similar to what you're experiencing.
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mickfanning
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Does anyone know the best product from Jack's Classic to use start to finish? Citrus Feed vs All Purpose Feed?
shadyslater
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hello UB im having issue's with a month old girl.. she started to flower at just under 3 weeks? and i dont think i got her 1st feed in on time:
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the only thing thats not in the pics is the purple/black leaf stems
she's in soil gh lucas formula for feed
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the only thing thats not in the pics is the purple/black leaf stems
she's in soil gh lucas formula for feed
Uncle Ben
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What are the NPK and micros values of that food?
Pretty sure Lucas formula breaks down to this:
7ml Micro + 14 ml Bloom per gallon =
7ml Micro + 14 ml Bloom per gallon =
- 115.6 N
- 108.6 NO3
- 6.9 NH4
- 213.1 P2O5
- 92.9 P
- 193.6 K2O
- 160.7 K
- 115.6 Ca
- 63.9 Mg
- 0.23 Fe
- 0.2312 B
- 1.1558 Mn
- 0.0185 Mo
- 0.0116 Co
- 0.0231 Cu
- 0.3467 Zn
- 42.6 S
- 593 PPM
- N
2O5:K2O ratio = 1 : 1.8 : 1.7 - N:K ratio = 1.2 : 1 : 1.7
- Ca:Mg ratio = 1.8 : 1
- K:N ratio = 1.4 : 1
- NO3:NH4 ratio = 15.7 : 1
shadyslater
Well-Known Member
cheers PD. here the lables.
flora micro
flora bloom
cal-mag
the flora was mixed @ 2ml/4ml micro/bloom as she was young and im only cfl's. and the cal-mag goes in @6ml and that all per gal.
cheers
SS
flora micro
flora bloom
cal-mag
the flora was mixed @ 2ml/4ml micro/bloom as she was young and im only cfl's. and the cal-mag goes in @6ml and that all per gal.
cheers
SS
Lemon king
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its cold temps causing lockout.............heres a plant with same prob,,,,,,
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i get it because there is such a big change in temp from the hids down to room temp at lights off
curious old fart
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ferti-lome Triple Action Plus ll is organic , effective and reasonably priced. Use 1 tablespoon per 1/2 gallon and spray every 3 days for 3 cycles. Always use a fresh mix as it has no shelf like.
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shadyslater
Well-Known Member
Cheers LK......its cold temps causing lockout.............heres a plant with same prob,,,,,,
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i get it because there is such a big change in temp from the hids down to room temp at lights off
slowbus
New Member
jacks works great start to finish.20/20/20 is what I use.I switched to a spendy nute system for testing but Jacks might be right up there
slowbus
New Member
MIGHTY WASH everything
Mad Hamish
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Been doing that for years. Bit of a pain in the back but it works great. You can squeeze a spring harvest in this way too, you might get some foxtailing but foxtailed bud still smokes better than no bud. Just keep them dry, when rained on in winter bud takes forever to dry and butt rottis creeps into play.
Uncle Ben
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Bayer's Forbid 4F is THE silver bullet for all stages of development and all mite families. You can get small amounts from ebay. I bought 8 oz for $207. All it takes is 1/8 tsp/gal.
weedemart
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neem oïl based product are ,IMO, useless. Try Safer's END-ALL 1L/20$ at homedepot. always worked for me.
Impman
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Do any of you guys ever reveg? Have you done it with indoor or outdoor? I was just reading a thread on it and it does not seem like too bad of an idea. I also have a friend that has had the same outdoor plant for 3 years. He harvests it and then it will live through the easy California winter. then it comes out with a good size crop again....
curious old fart
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I re-veg occasionally. The thing to remember is that you are usually using less mass and you need to water accordingly.
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Uncle Ben
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Years ago I re-vegged just for shits and grins. Worked fine but like all "cool" newbie thangs that you wade thru from newbiedom to veteran status you find out that it comes with some caveats a few being soil degradation, pest issues, rootbound condition, major water scheduling adjustments, delays, etc. You're better off starting fresh.
By the time I have a flowering plant switch back to a juvenile veg mode (yes, it does need to go thru that life cycle/sequence and should revert back to 3 leaf leafsets) I could have a fine looking, nice sized plant ready to switch into flowering. That would be 3-4 weeks from the time the seed popped the soil's surface for me. Add to those caveats, <cough> "unintended consequences" like keeping fan leaves green and healthy at lower levels and you really have "issues". Leave it to a noob who is hell bent on totally fucking things up by following forum logic......using bloom foods and then flushing and you have a recipe for disaster.
"Nothing is as good or bad as first perceived."
UB
By the time I have a flowering plant switch back to a juvenile veg mode (yes, it does need to go thru that life cycle/sequence and should revert back to 3 leaf leafsets) I could have a fine looking, nice sized plant ready to switch into flowering. That would be 3-4 weeks from the time the seed popped the soil's surface for me. Add to those caveats, <cough> "unintended consequences" like keeping fan leaves green and healthy at lower levels and you really have "issues". Leave it to a noob who is hell bent on totally fucking things up by following forum logic......using bloom foods and then flushing and you have a recipe for disaster.
"Nothing is as good or bad as first perceived."
UB