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bombdiggitty

Active Member

• Sep 20, 2006

• #1

i was looking at my plant and it is only 1 week old and the second set of leafs tips are a black or dark blue. what would this be i got the seeds from a Friend so i don't know what kind they are. is it something i should worry about?

 

ViRedd

New Member

• Sep 20, 2006

• #2

Ummm ... doesn't sound right to me. What medium are you growing in? Soil or hydro? What's your watering schedule like? Are you using a moisture meter?

Vi

 

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bombdiggitty

Active Member

• Sep 21, 2006

• #3

I'm growing in soil inside and i water once a day. i cant find a moisture meter but i am looking. i have another plant right next to it and it seems to be fine. i talked to my Friend and he told me that one of the seeds was blue berry bud could that be it?

 

jacgrass420

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2006

• #4

its called a hygrometer and they have them for under 5 dollars at most pet stores. i just got mine yesterday

 

AssGasOrGrass

Active Member

• Sep 21, 2006

• #5

yeah its either blueberry or you're overwatering

 

Sublime757

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2006

• #6

overwatering is more likely, if you got a blueberry seed then you would have porbably been charged for it or at least told it was blueberry

 

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bombdiggitty

Active Member

• Sep 22, 2006

• #7

i was told that one was blue berry. but i was given 4 seeds but i only planted 2 and i have never seen blue berry growing so i don't know if this is right.

 

Sublime757

Well-Known Member

• Sep 22, 2006

• #8

well lets hope it really is blueberry!

 

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bombdiggitty

Active Member

• Sep 22, 2006

• #9

i just got a moisture meter and its between 4 and 5 .

 

ViRedd

New Member

• Sep 22, 2006

• #10

If you're watering "every day," then you are over watering. Your moisture meter should tell you exactly when to water. Put the probe all the way into the soil in several spots. Let the soil "almost" dry out, then hit it with the water. You'll learn to "read" your plants in time. When they start to slightly droop, that's the time for water.

Most failures in growing MJ are because of what we do ... not what we don't do.

Vi

 

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notarone

Member

• Nov 17, 2010

• #11

Yes you may have to destroy that crop because it almost sounds like they are getting boitilus. You could spray them down to wash them off. Repot them cleaning the roots. And watch them. Let me know.
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