Just a couple questions and concerns. Need advice.

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brianc01088

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• Dec 12, 2008

• #1

Concerns and questions:

1. Is the yellow at the tip of plant #2 (middle picture) normal... I doubt it because it has like three real tiny brown spots on one of the tips of it's leafs.

2. Can you tell if these are indica or sativa yet, or is it to early?

It's kinda weird the two new leaves that are growing on both plants have one leaf that is growing faster than the opposite. Normal?

 

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Hydrotech364

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• Dec 12, 2008

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Yellowing at the tips is a sign of past nute def.While it was germinating.Indica dominant.The leaf thing is a signiature of that strain some have long phenolic structures and classic patterns like hands,,,,,You'll see as they grow!!!!

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 12, 2008

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What was that first part? I should start using nutes?

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 12, 2008

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bumppppppp

 

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KillerGreenBud(K.G.B.)

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• Dec 12, 2008

• #5

NO NUTES FOR 3 WEEKS.... THEN START THEM AT 1/4 STRENGTH FOR A COUPLE OF FEEDINGS THEN 1/2 AND SO ON , DONT WANT TO BURN EM. GO ORGANIC IF POSSIBLE

 

Hydrotech364

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• Dec 13, 2008

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I use nutes from day 1,some people choose not to.The way i see it a plant thrives in nute rich soil in nature so why cant i feed them at birth??????????Its never stunned any of my grows.I even germinate in a weak nutrient solution!!!!!!!!!!

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 13, 2008

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Well, I put 1/8th ts of super grow 20 20 20 (It recommends 1Tbs) in a gallon of water and that might be whats wrong? Look at this picture and tell me if its nute burn or over watered.

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 13, 2008

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I was rushed and I didn't get the pic up with the last post. Here it is... The leaves feel kind of dry and crunchy.

The other plant doesn't even look bad at all now except for that brown around the tip. Plant #2 is on its second node all ready.

 

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Hydrotech364

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• Dec 13, 2008

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give it some time,Dont over water or nute.Alot of people will do that because they want results faster.Keep the nutes the same,only use them every other watering.Wait and see what the 2 new leaves look like

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 13, 2008

• #10

sounds good

 

NeedsToStartGrowing

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• Dec 13, 2008

• #11

Looks to me like maybe a waterspot on the leaf after watering and the magnified light burned it. Happend to my ladies a few times untill I caught on to it and made sure to knock off any standing water. Itll go ok its a very forgiving plant....mine should prove that

 

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KillerGreenBud(K.G.B.)

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• Dec 13, 2008

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I DISAGREE WITH HYDRO ABOUT USING THE SAME AMOUNT OF NUTES , ITS MY OPINION TO NOT USE ANY NUTES FOR A LITTLE WHILE , ALTHOUGH I AGREE TO NOT OVERWATERING

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 13, 2008

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I'm not going to be using nutes for a while. I'm not gonna risk the burn.

 

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brianc01088

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• Dec 13, 2008

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NeedsToStartGrowing said:

Looks to me like maybe a waterspot on the leaf after watering and the magnified light burned it. Happend to my ladies a few times untill I caught on to it and made sure to knock off any standing water. Itll go ok its a very forgiving plant....mine should prove that

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I probably shouldn't be spraying my babies then putting a dome over them huh? Just spray the top of the dome.