xXF0RE20Xx
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This may seem a silly question, but can your girls be too green? Mine seem to be a deep shade, but dont know if its me induced, or the strain....thxinadv
Too green?
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joshbigbuds
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yes that is normal in veg i had sum plants on my first grow that where a deep green and looked likethey had a shiny clear coat over thee leaves also u could see crystals on the leaves that glistened ohhh it was beutifull if clearly you plants look healthy and not have patches of dark green and a yellow trim around the edges it should be sweet
Kriegs
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Typically, no..
The depth of green-ness is strain-dependent first, and also a reflection of how much nutrient (particularly nitrogen) is in your medium. So 'too green' is only a problem if it means you're teetering on having added too much nitrogen (a 'problem' whose answer is to just water-only for awhile). I'd have to know more about your strain, plant age, medium, nutes etc. to answer more clearly.
The depth of green-ness is strain-dependent first, and also a reflection of how much nutrient (particularly nitrogen) is in your medium. So 'too green' is only a problem if it means you're teetering on having added too much nitrogen (a 'problem' whose answer is to just water-only for awhile). I'd have to know more about your strain, plant age, medium, nutes etc. to answer more clearly.
xXF0RE20Xx
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well, they are 28 days old, strain is bagseed, no idea, all same strain tho, came out same stuff...took me 5 bags to get 4 seeds. Also using Fox farm ocean forest, and some nutes i picked up for veg, 15-10-8, will be changing over to 15-30-15 for flower.
Kriegs
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FFOF is fairly hot out of the bag and if you've been adding nutes on top of that, it might be a little rich in there. But hey, as long as things aren't spotting or curling and they're happy-looking, you're good.
If you're going 12/12 soon, the nitrogen supply will get used up quickly when they stretch. Stick with your 15-10-8 until the height growth levels off.
Good luck...
xXF0RE20Xx
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FFOF is fairly hot out of the bag and if you've been adding nutes on top of that, it might be a little rich in there. But hey, as long as things aren't spotting or curling and they're happy-looking, you're good.
If you're going 12/12 soon, the nitrogen supply will get used up quickly when they stretch. Stick with your 15-10-8 until the height growth levels off.
Good luck...
yeah its wierd, no curling, no yellowing...just seem to be reeeeal dark green
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