Search results

The cool thing about Reverse is it can be used to help plants go female in the first place, as well as correcting hermies. I had 2 out of 4 hermie, non-genetic it was from a light leak, and they were both cured by the reverse. Both plants also got bigger and produced a lot more than their full...

That's nuts, even light leaks can't account for that. I have a photoperiod plant in with an autoflower setup on 20/4 just as a guinea pig (attitude freebie) and it showed preflowers at 1.5 months old.

Thanks for the link. The Mg deficiencies I've had moved inward from the margins and tip, maybe your case was different because it was caused by an antagonistic relationship with Ca, or I misdiagnosed.

I suggest you let fewer plants than 4 reach maturity then. I have four diesel ryders a week or two from harvest and my entire house reeks. That's with two carbon filters on 6" duct fans, both almost the size of your whole box. I'm trying white russians next this stuff just is too hard to keep...

Thank you for getting me on the right course Uncle Ben, helping me to understand it is just a plant and cannabis specific information is often not to be trusted!

Nice find, anything that has to have such a snappy name as "superthrive" smells to me like hype. Anyone want some Advanced Nutrients SuperDuperBlossomPossum? Only 69.99 a quart...

Exactly...nothing outgrows hemp! Oh and OP, you can make a plant grow with any product, as long as you keep everything in balance. And a 1-3-1 is not what you want to be feeding...try 1-3-2 for mid-late flowering.

Uhm, good luck with the stealth part... Diesel Ryder smells a lot.

I want to chime in between the bickering that I also do not think it's a Ca/Mg problem, lockout or otherwise. Both would not start from the center of the leaves but from the edges inward. Mg def. will yellow the edges of the leaves progressively inward from the tip, and Ca problems will cause...

I had the same problem, I just picked them off and applied Dutch Master's Reverse (mostly) according to the directions. They are almost done and only suffered minor pollenations, male flowers stopped forming after the reverse

You need to google this some more, its all out there...most of it on the state of Michigan website. And if you don't have a good medical reason for marijuana use, I'll ask that you wait and let us sick people get more of a first crack at it. Don't worry, it'll be like Cali soon :leaf:

Umm...I seem to be missing the problem. The leaves are stretching toward the lights, any plant will do that. Shit I've got leaves on the bottom of my plants that are completely upside-down, taking advantage of the reflection off the mylar :leaf: Coco shouldn't have pH problems to my knowledge...

Those spots in the 2nd and 3rd pics are light bleaching. Move that light up some! :leaf: I can't see the brown spotting in the pictures

You'll find a lot of misinformation here and a lot of false help. Unless you are feeding them wayyy under the directions on your nutes, its not a deficiency. From your description of the behavior, I'd say it's a fungus. Lower humidity and pick up some copper sulfate :leaf:

Its likely you have had some fertilizations occur. Any males in the room? When a flower is fertilized the pistils will orange up early.

Back off on the nutes for a week and see what happens. Oh and don't worry about every leaf or you'll completely undo all that nice stress relief the buds give you :leaf:

You have a Potassium deficiency sir, compare to these guides http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688 http://forum.grasscity.com/sick-plants-problems/246040-deficency-nute-burn-pics.html

Those lower two "leaves" are called cotyldeons or something...too high to think of it, but they provide the seedling with food until it grows leaves.

Continual application of azamax is going to leave you with a super-resistant colony, especially if you keep upping the dose. Think evolution; only the strong survive and unless you get them all and their eggs, you're breeding a better pest. Try another solution now such as Neem oil, tobacco...

Your plant doesn't look anything like mine, your last pic looks like a P deficiency and the first three look like K deficiency.