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Is there any way other than a fertilizer to supplement nitrogen? The lower leaves are beginning to yellow. I just want to give them a little something mixed with the mollases next watering. They should be done at the end of this month, so I don't really need that much(I was reading it was good...

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:lol: I found your joke funny haha

They are at 9 weeks since germ.

They actually are not that tall lol, the tallest is under 2ft. I think they could have gotten bigger if they were in larger pots and it didn't rain for like a week and a half with no sun.

Watered all the girls with the Epsom salt and foliar fed the bad one. Hopefully I didn't fuck up the bad one, I used 1 teaspoon to a quart to foliar feed.

I voted NO and I do not sell. So people, please...stop saying everyone who voted NO is a greedy asshole.

That's silly, that failure to yield could have caused a major accident. I believe that part should be upheld. Some people can't drive for shit while stoned because they are idiots to begin with.

Plus rep to da both of you's. Will get some Epsom salt first thing tomorrow morning. I wish I would have done it sooner, but they didn't look that bad.

haha, I just looked through the threads and found it. Thanks :) "This can be quickly resolved by watering with 1 tablespoon Epsom salts/gallon of water. Until you can correct nutrient lockout, try foliar feeding. That way the plants get all the nitrogen and Mg they need. The plants can be...

Bump. Anyone else? And what should I use to supplement it? I am doing organic but if something else is better I don't mind using chemicals on one plant to save it.

Thanks. From looking at pics I am leaning towards calcium or magnesium deficiency. Anyone with experience want to chime in? (just went outside to check them out again. Looks as if they are getting the brown spotting first, then its progressing to yellow)

Tomorrow will be week 4 of flower. They should be done in about 4-5 weeks, just seemed too soon for it to start yellowing...

I kinda thought that too. But it's just this one plant and it had this problem(very slight) while in its first week of flower. All the other ones look nice and green other than verrry slight yellowing on some fan leaves, which I do attribute to the flowering. This one just looks so sad :sad: My...

Bumppppp. I am having a problem with one of my plants(although they all look like they may slowly start to turn out like this one) What could this be? I am growing organic and have been using molasses every other watering.

Yea, they most likely grew like that. Are you a plant? Who says they can't grow like that in nature :] lol

tehehe, I thought that vid was the first vid. i was like wtf, just buy a piece. But I see what this thread is aboot

If you make the tube go lower it could be a bubbler. Dude, for 5$ though you could buy a cheap piece lol

Disney's Oceans is pretty intense.

For the price, I'll continue to use it. It's not hurting the plants so what the heck...