Uncle Ben
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I don't flush. Organics are made up of inorganic minerals.
Plant Moisture Stress - Symptoms and Solutions
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kinetic
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Am I wrong then in thinking you have a very proper cure procedure then?
Edit: I did notice my free 'organic' nutes I received include info on where to find the metallic content of the bottles....
missmaryj10
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Hello Uncle Ben,
I'm a newbie, I was hoping you could take a look at my pics and help me figure out what's going on with a few of them.
This is an auto strain
These ladies are doing really well and they were before the nutrients were put in at the beginning of last week.
They are 29 days old, from seeds. I only fed them R/O water for the first three weeks and I introduced a half a dose of nutrients last Tuesday. They are all doing much better since then, however I see some are deficient I'm just not sure in what area...
I'm a newbie, I was hoping you could take a look at my pics and help me figure out what's going on with a few of them.
This is an auto strain These ladies are doing really well and they were before the nutrients were put in at the beginning of last week. They are 29 days old, from seeds. I only fed them R/O water for the first three weeks and I introduced a half a dose of nutrients last Tuesday. They are all doing much better since then, however I see some are deficient I'm just not sure in what area...
Uncle Ben
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Curing - dry the son-a-bitch and smoke it.
kinetic
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It occurs as we speak
I'm getting better,the High Life can is for illustrative purposes only, support your local brewery.
SOG
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i can tweak my GH line recipe to 3-1-2 with 22M+18B
its DTW and they are big girls,
i think they can take the high EC
whats your thoughts?
| N | 290.6 |
| P | 119.5 |
| K | 230.2 |
| Mg | 82.2 |
| [email protected] | 2248 |
| [email protected] | 1605 |
| EC/mS | 3.21 |
| EC/uS | 3211 |
its DTW and they are big girls,
i think they can take the high EC
whats your thoughts?
caligrowe47
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so can you help me out here? i watered my plant and went away. Before it was 100% healthy and green, then i came back six days later and turned into yellowish on the leaves and brown spots too. i then gave it flowering nutes. My soil is 5.5 ph level, growing in northern california by the coast. it was overcast 2 days and cloudy the last 6 days now its been cloudy. is it moisture stress or anything like that? root rot signs? btw i sprayed safe soap on it because there were bugs and i went back today and it looked better kinda. i then took the branches and i am bending them (LST) and i clipped off a lot of fan leaves and the yellowing leaves. so anyways i would like your advice on what to do and what the diagnosis is?
caligrowe47
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yes if you read my post i said i had bugs and that i am using safe soap. btw i have heard Magnesium, Nitrogen a lot, and now a Phopherous deficiency?! thats a lot of maybe's.. can anyone officially know almost for certain?
SOG
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it is very difficult to detriment definitely since we dont know exactly what went down in what order
her lower leaves do signal some sort of N deficiency; this could also happen due to flowering transition with low N reservoirs!
the browning leaves and patches resemble P deficiency, then again we dont have the whole picture
how much was she feed, what regiment, what was she feed, hard or soft water, did you pH before watering etc...
her lower leaves do signal some sort of N deficiency; this could also happen due to flowering transition with low N reservoirs!
the browning leaves and patches resemble P deficiency, then again we dont have the whole picture
how much was she feed, what regiment, what was she feed, hard or soft water, did you pH before watering etc...
caligrowe47
Active Member
1 tablespoon of 10-60-10 flowering nutes in a plastic gallon milk jug. i feed the plant nutes 1 every two times watering. so i water every 3-5 days a gallon of water. After 2 times watering, the third time i water with the flowering nutes. that clear anything up for you?
SOG
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TYS
more pics here
enjoy
your 10-60-10 sounds like trouble to me
When you have too much Potassium in your soil, it can lead to big troubles, like salt damage and acid fixation of the root system, as well as too much potassium can cause a calcium deficiency. Your fan leaves will show like a light to a dark yellow to whitish color in between the veins. Due to a molecular imbalance, potassium toxicity can cause a reduced uptake and lead to the deficiencies of Mg, and in some cases, Ca. Also leads to the other nutrients to not be absorbed properly leading to lots of other deficiency such as: magnesium, manganese, zinc and iron and can cause problems with calcium as well.
caligrowe47
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ok so what kind of flowering formula should i buy to use on my plant? where do i buy it?
caligrowe47
Active Member
i have used this flowering nutes plenty of times before with no effects noticable and no issues like this. are you sure its the nutes?
hockey4848
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in veg under a 1k MH, about 16 inches from the plant (maybe too close??)
Just transplanted her 6 days a go into a 5gal, she is not looking so good...drooping down...etc.
any thoughts?
Just transplanted her 6 days a go into a 5gal, she is not looking so good...drooping down...etc.
any thoughts?
SOG
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this is a common issue when moving to a larger pot
she can only use her soil volume at this point; she is not yet spread out to the new soil volume
she is almost suspended in "mid air" in the new pot volume; water run to the bottom not up!
so she cant feed herself the way she used to in the old pot where she covered every corner
give her lots of water until she start catching up, flushing will help if she was pot bound
she can only use her soil volume at this point; she is not yet spread out to the new soil volume
she is almost suspended in "mid air" in the new pot volume; water run to the bottom not up!
so she cant feed herself the way she used to in the old pot where she covered every corner
give her lots of water until she start catching up, flushing will help if she was pot bound
Uncle Ben
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DO NOT give cannabis high P foods, especially at that high rate. You have induced a micro and N deficiency. I give my outdoor faves a slow release 18-5-9 with micros and they look beautiful. All I do is water and they are beginning to flower heavily, all except for the O. Haze.
I addressed this pervasive problem - https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/158144-never-ending-abuse-phosphorous-bloom.html