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Figured I'd post it, in case it helps someone. The rust following the veins is an anthracnose fungus. There's a shitload of info on these, as they attack a lot of fruit and nut trees. They're encouraged by cool, moist conditions. They often set up in the early, mid-spring when it's cool and...

It's gonna be one of two things - insect damage or stress reaction from your fertilizer. Check the underside of the leaves with a loupe (UB).. _________________________________________________________ I did -- there's nothing moving under there. I figured this out in the meantime --...

Those tips are your first sign that you're overfeeding. Rather than reduce frequency of feeds, reduce concentration -- try cutting your concentration by 1/3 or 1/2 and watch the new growth for absence of those dead tips (the ones already dead will never recover). Water thoroughly until you get...

They look real good; no worries. All plants droop a little right after watering. The tips will curl back up as the pots dry again.

Okay.. answered my own question. Anthracnose.. a fungus - that's what the rust following the veins is. The circular one is something else; another fungus or bacteria - there's several that form dimple structures on the undersides. Too little circulation..is how it happened. Solution: correct...

This is some kind of disease or pest, but I'm not sure what. The plant that has it worst was kind of in a "dead zone" circulation wise, which makes me think fungus or something. I searched all over with 16X loupe -- nothing moving. The damage is on the veins, never in between. Could even be...

Just chillin along mostly. Got some kind of pest thing going on I think might be a fungus or rust (last pics). One of the superskunks was in a dead-zone circulation-wise. I made the connection when I went to water, and realized one pot was light and ready, the other still heavy despite the...

Hah..! I was stoned. I didn't get that at all.

You are yanking our chain, right..:-P Those leaves are TOASTED, dude. There's no way they naturally look like that at any point in flowering. trichlone had it sketched out perfectly a couple posts ago.

Hey UB.. Hope all is well. I've got some kinda leaf driller or disease working my plants here. I didn't think it looked like mites. Whatever it is, it seems to be focused on the veins. There's a little bit on all three plants, but whatever it is seems to like this one in particular (this...

Some strains do seem to de-fan themselves earlier than others, but it's an even yellowing that gradually consumes the whole leaf until it's yellow like a hickory leaf in the fall. These leaves here are cooked. Here's my bubblelicious at 7 weeks flowering. She's gradually de-fanned herself down...

A couple of things.. MG Organic is a decent soil. I've gotten some very nice results from it especially in early veg when nute burn from overcharged soil is at high risk. It's nutes come from blood meal, bone meal, etc. You are NOT getting overnuted here; MGO runs a little too "cool", if...

Sorry, bro -- massively over-nuted plants; too much Phos, too much stuff. What's happening is that your soil is so full of additives that the water in the leaves is literally being ripped from the cells to balance the water / nute concentration equation. The ripping at the cellular level is what...

Sorry, Fuzzy, about your late-stage rough patch here - that sucks.. I guess opinions are like assholes.. but, what I see there is a plant that was supporting a lot of foliage and budding activity up top, then along comes a flush that probably stripped too many nutrients out of the soil. I've...

Hey, dak.. looks like things are going well. The plants look great. You can def tell there's more than one strain in there, not that there's anything wrong with that. My first grow last year was with some bagseed I got off a rare bag of seeded weed -- not heavily, but not hermi-style either...

A morning doesn't tell you anything about how a plant is responding to a feed. It can take several days and/or multiple feeds. I'm jus telling ya.. if you put your plants into stretch on TB, you'll blow em up.

Nice breakdown, Katatawnic.. I def noticed last year, and this year that the same plant matures at different rates - typically in zones, no? My biggest girl is maturing in the "second tier" of buds first. It looks like that tier will go first, then the top colas, then fatten up the bottom for...

Good to hear from you, dak.. and thanks for the kind words on the buds. I'm pretty happy about it - this plant is already light years ahead of anything I had last year in terms of fatness and trich-ness. And right now, I'm pretty stoned on 3 hits of last year's bagseed sativa bud :eyesmoke...

Nice plants; good work so far. The FF schedule is a little whack -- don't start the Tiger Bloom right at 12/12. Wait until your height growth levels off first. Stick to Grow Big up to that point. Vitamins and supplements? Some people swear by them. There isn't one strong piece of research or...

Your new rooms look great; it's nice to be handy. I learned which end of a hammer does the pounding way too late in life. This thread has really been a resource for me. Thanks, too, to SG15 for the link on the hortilux eye - I def want to get one of these. That NLxWW is lookin' really nice!