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stoobeey

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Little help on identity of deficiency.. I was thinking potassium, but I'm not 100%. I jist transplanted on Saturday.. I feel like the tops did this after maybe. Unsure if I was already lacking in the 4" pot or not. Honestly I e had this thing happen before and usually they recover to nice green well before I flip to flower.

I did make some new top dressing too with azomite, gypsum and dolomite as the 1st 2 I've never used on my build (also have all that cooking with a charge of all my food too)

I'm also using bokashi grain in top dress (and blooming folding into recycled bin cooking)

Thanks for any help. I can make a tea or whatever may help. I've only watwred on transplant day nothing since
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Diesel0889

Diesel0889

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Is the bokashi home made or is it something like say BAS sells? heardif homemade etc. can cause all sorts of issues if not finished. maybe others will clarify what I mean.
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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stoobeey said:
Little help on identity of deficiency.. I was thinking potassium, but I'm not 100%. I jist transplanted on Saturday.. I feel like the tops did this after maybe. Unsure if I was already lacking in the 4" pot or not. Honestly I e had this thing happen before and usually they recover to nice green well before I flip to flower.

I did make some new top dressing too with azomite, gypsum and dolomite as the 1st 2 I've never used on my build (also have all that cooking with a charge of all my food too)

I'm also using bokashi grain in top dress (and blooming folding into recycled bin cooking)

Thanks for any help. I can make a tea or whatever may help. I've only watwred on transplant day nothing since
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I'd guess the Ca from the azomite, gypsum, and dolomite is locking out Mg and K. Might be messing with pH too.
 
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stoobeey

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Diesel0889 said:
Is the bokashi home made or is it something like say BAS sells? heardif homemade etc. can cause all sorts of issues if not finished. maybe others will clarify what I mean.
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No it's from SD microbes. Good stuff . They use spent beer grain from local brewery (beirkashi). The mycelium matte is so awesome
 
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stoobeey

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stoobeey said:
No that was literally just added. The leaf discoloration was already happening before I transplanted.
The new additions were just a light top dress
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I also used my full soil (though it hadn't had any charge up in a minute). I've never tried planting young plants in a blend of my main soil and extra stuff to lighten it up.

I just moved 2 clones to 4" and since everything else is cooking and unusable for a month I took spent soild from my last plant . Mixed it with ewc and compost and Xtra perlite . I'm on ro water which is why I made the move to add the trace minerals stuff to my recipe
 
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stoobeey

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buckaclark said:
Everything Pada has helped the plant has died.even though he means well ,he's a goofasss
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Hah. I'm just trying to make adjustments with my soil if needed . Rounding it out and trying to really get it down. I pull down some pretty nice flower since I moved to living organic. Just wanna dial it in more (like planting young plants in a lighter mix . I'm sure I've burned some in the past )
 
buckaclark

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stoobeey said:
Hah. I'm just trying to make adjustments with my soil if needed . Rounding it out and trying to really get it down. I pull down some pretty nice flower since I moved to living organic. Just wanna dial it in more (like planting young plants in a lighter mix . I'm sure I've burned some in the past )
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We all have burned some , bro wtf you sayin
 
buckaclark

buckaclark

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stoobeey said:
Hah. I'm just trying to make adjustments with my soil if needed . Rounding it out and trying to really get it down. I pull down some pretty nice flower since I moved to living organic. Just wanna dial it in more (like planting young plants in a lighter mix . I'm sure I've burned some in the past )
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You can't be successful with a tiny effort ,bro
 
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stoobeey

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Thanks. I'll set up a bucket now so it's ready tomorrow evening at lights on.

Do you mean straight ewc or ewc/compost mix (Malibu compost ) and molasses I figure too
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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They might just be overwatered...have they been watered again since you transplanted last week? Overwatering can definitely cause issues with nutrient uptake...

Edit: what's up with the ones in the background? They're not looking so hot either
 
Modern Selections

Modern Selections

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Your soil has too much Phosphorous.

I would flush the plant well and transplant into a cooler mix. It is definitely beneficial to start with a light soil (seed starter like Light Warrior or base mix like Coast of Maine aeration mix) and move the plant into slightly hotter soil with each transplant.
 
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stoobeey

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weedstoner420 said:
They might just be overwatered...have they been watered again since you transplanted last week? Overwatering can definitely cause issues with nutrient uptake...

Edit: what's up with the ones in the background? They're not looking so hot either
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I barely watered in at transplant . As for the cups in the back. 2 of them were cuttings that I took out of dome to early wasn't humid enough. The ones in front they recovered and were moved to the mix I made with spent and compost plus Xtra perlite in 4".
I've had a lot of poor luck with strong rooting using rapid rooter type plugs, I'm going back to rock wool cubes I feel like I had better success rate
 
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stoobeey

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Modern Selections said:
Your soil has too much Phosphorous.

I would flush the plant well and transplant into a cooler mix. It is definitely beneficial to start with a light soil (seed starter like Light Warrior or base mix like Coast of Maine aeration mix) and move the plant into slightly hotter soil with each transplant.
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Will have to adjust next time. I don't have anything to blend into anyway to re transplant 3 ladies into new 7 gal . I'm sure they will recover like before , but I'm definitely trying to dial in better.

Watering is maintained with blumats mostly (just put them in last night , but cut way way way back)
 
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stoobeey

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Here's a lost pearl in the same soil (it went thru a bit of the same issue I'd say in veg, but obviously recovered real nice. ) Super tight internodal growth too. Just for reference of what plants are usually like come flower time. This is at 4 weeks20230107_171653.jpg
 
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stoobeey

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Quick update. The tea was given after being suggested here, but I haven't touched em since. They're going to be moved to flower tent in next couple of days . I'll put a small top dress for end of stretc and maybe a tea at flip.
 

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