Hey all, this is my first grow in soil and in tent. I have a 100w led, been feeding with house and garden soil a + b and Budwise heavy weight. Flipped to flower 24 days ago and ever since the buds have grown. They have looked odd. With pistils growing out brown. It appears to be on nearly every bud site It’s the only plant that’s ever been in the tent the pics will explain more cheers.
Week 3 flower nutrient def ? Mites ? Issues with bud growth
- Thread starter Kooksmoke
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OGGanjaPatient
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Heat stress? Not enough circulation to equal the heat? Could be a number of things hopefully someone more knowledgeable than me can chime in either way good luck cheers m8
drsaltzman
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I don’t think it’s heat stress under a 100w LED.
Could be genetic. Almost looks hermie. Like nanners and buds at the same time.
I’ll be interested to know if anyone else has experience with it.
What’s the whole plant look like?
Could be genetic. Almost looks hermie. Like nanners and buds at the same time.
I’ll be interested to know if anyone else has experience with it.
What’s the whole plant look like?
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Hey mate I’m not sure …. Got given it as a seedling
It’s about 12 inches above the top of the canopy … had it about that close all its life. Should I raise the light ?
Also it’s happening on all the bud sites even the lower ones under the main canopy
Budzbuddha
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Probably IBL strain
It’s not mites ????
What is ibl ?
Budzbuddha
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Landrace strain ( older type ) think Acapulco gold / Malawi or mexi red.
Cartel favorite quick cash crop shit too. I still grow mexi red hair occasionally ( narrow leaf Sativa )
Syntax747
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Is it worth continuing to grow or just bin it ?
Budzbuddha
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To be honest … curiosity would keep me on it.
However , you will definitely need to up your lighting game on her. Overall she don’t look too bad in health.
But she’s a narrow leaf Sativa …. I’m betting spear shaped buds and a substantial grow time. They like long flower.