clawing leavesmor
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jondamon
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And just because they are the same strain does NOT mean the phenotype variations will be the same.
Thats like saying, my brother my sister And I don’t all look the same! Why?
You will all have characteristics that are similar but you won’t all look the same.
Most newer breeders these days unfortunately are just pollen chuckers who do it to come up with new and elaborate names.
have they been back crossed for stability etc? Most likely not.
Thats like saying, my brother my sister And I don’t all look the same! Why?
You will all have characteristics that are similar but you won’t all look the same.
Most newer breeders these days unfortunately are just pollen chuckers who do it to come up with new and elaborate names.
have they been back crossed for stability etc? Most likely not.
bio bizz light soil, sf 2000 led no bites yet. Rh 45 temp 80 but has risen to 90 in the past Fortnite. thanks for your help mate
right now temp 77 Rh 55 seeds from rqs
Merlin1147
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You left out what you are using for fertilizer.
this morning I flushed the two suspect plants
jondamon
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no it was after the issue I thought it might be lack of nutes so I gave them a little but no change so this morning flushed them both with plain water mate
light 18 inches away spider farmer 2000
jondamon
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Then it appears you have a finicky strain.
Simple rule if everything looks good dont fuck with it.
Chances are the light mix has enough nutrients in it to sustain smaller plants for longer than a few weeks.
personally I would just use water for a while.
The effected growth will stay as it is you can only look to new growth now to see if the problem has corrected.
ill check again tomorrow mate, would you start feed the plant that looks good or not risk it? new growth on other seems the same.thanks again for your help mate
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Merlin1147
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How often are you fertilizing? when you fertilize are you making sure that at least 10 percent comes the bottom? Also are you letting the plants sit in the residual water in the saucer or are you taking it out. It’s def N tox.
Southernontariogrower
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Is probably nitrogen sensitive phenotypes. Or those two are. Not your fault. Just how it goes.
the clawing was there before feeding.you think the light mix soil to hot for that strain possibly?
Southernontariogrower
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Yes theres your answer, hot mix. The one can handle it.
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