SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP 6 weeks into flower

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sir rance alot

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I do realize that there are way too many variables to give exact solutions to particular problems.

I have a water softener, others dont.
My EC is over 600 out of the tap, others differ.
What if I add mag. or cal. to my regimen, will it interact with the high sodium content of my water?

There are so many variables..... but someone with a background in botany could easily resolve most every problem us newbs face by simply saying....... Heres what I do when I grow cannabis. I use blank for my grow medium. I use blank for nutes. I do so and so this many times a week.....etc.

But maybe the problem is with genetics. Is it bagseed just showing their poor gene pool?

I am reading every botanical science book I can get my hands on. Hopefully, I will gather enough info to REALLY help.
I wont answer with sarcasm, riddles, or parables. I will simply say what the best soils, ferts, temps, etc. are needed for truly healthy plants. I hope you can save your girls and if you find an answer to the problem.... please post it, I will definitely be tuned in... good luck
 
cee1230

cee1230

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sir rance alot said:
I do realize that there are way too many variables to give exact solutions to particular problems.

I have a water softener, others dont.
My EC is over 600 out of the tap, others differ.
What if I add mag. or cal. to my regimen, will it interact with the high sodium content of my water?

There are so many variables..... but someone with a background in botany could easily resolve most every problem us newbs face by simply saying....... Heres what I do when I grow cannabis. I use blank for my grow medium. I use blank for nutes. I do so and so this many times a week.....etc.

But maybe the problem is with genetics. Is it bagseed just showing their poor gene pool?

I am reading every botanical science book I can get my hands on. Hopefully, I will gather enough info to REALLY help.
I wont answer with sarcasm, riddles, or parables. I will simply say what the best soils, ferts, temps, etc. are needed for truly healthy plants. I hope you can save your girls and if you find an answer to the problem.... please post it, I will definitely be tuned in... good luck
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sorry it took so long for a response ive been busy. thx alot + rep.the plants that i was having the probs with still turn out to be some pretty good weed.ur right i think it was just bad genetics ive been growin super lemon haze and none of my plants have those probs and i plan to harvest middle may. and i never check ph or do anything. just fox farm nutes and soil. i go really heavy on the nutes and they show no probs. i give 2 tbl per gallon every water.i ordered more seeds from attitude and now i have many strains goin.thx for all the help.
 
Hotsause

Hotsause

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unity said:
Man, I could swear though that those white specals on the fan leafs are bug damage?!
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it looks a bit like Spider Mites in the 4th pic but i dont think thats what it is. Im thinking its some sort of deficiency mixed with Nute burn. Wish i could help but im only on Grow 3 So i cant offer much input
 
tropicalcannabispatient

tropicalcannabispatient

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U can feed her with vegg nutes!!! - hi N and calmag i will recomend to pinch the real fuckt up leaves that wont be useful anymore and let the plant grow new ones. Remember only the fucked up ONES. Vegg nutes for 2 weeks
 
burgertime2010

burgertime2010

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As a beginner, I would tend to overfeed more than underfeed. I would pay attention to the flowers more than the roots healthwise, and did not incorporate proper pest control measures. "when in doubt, flush it out" solved so many struggles and became my first response. I would check the roots for signs of aphids or rot. A mineral deficiency is common at this point because of buildup salts and when you flush be gentle. Use a solution at 1/2 strength but for 3x the time.....It is hard to differentiate what is the cause exactly. I can only say that a big game changer was to use just enough nutrients and deficiencies were easily visible and quickly solved by adding. Nutrient burn, lockouts, flushing were out. Best of luck brother....BTW flushing improperly can shock the plant pretty bad...5-7 days are needed for a plant to recover visually.
 
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