How do you know it's not? If not what is causing it? I'm curious.O....K.... /sigh
Yep... your right... adding h2o2 when it's not a lack of oxygen causing the issue is a fantastic idea.
How do you know it's not? If not what is causing it? I'm curious.O....K.... /sigh
Yep... your right... adding h2o2 when it's not a lack of oxygen causing the issue is a fantastic idea.
Check your city's water report. If they don't list it let it sit for 24 hours if it still smells like chlorine it's chloramine.Shit, well I live in Cali as well but I'm not sure if my city uses chloramine.
After almost 9 years on the forums I'd say that's almost always the case, and that you may be the first person to ever realize/admit it.Shit I should stop being paranoid and switch back to tap. I'm so new...it seems like any time I run into a minor problem I automatically blame it on tap...probably 99.9% my own fault lol
How do you know it's not? If not what is causing it? I'm curious.
Well it looks like light burn and possibly a lack of nutrient...How do you know it's not? If not what is causing it? I'm curious.
In academia we referred to it as Occam's razor. I have rarely seen light burn and I have never seen it display thusly. Watering with 3% H2O2 can't hurt so why not? Are you serious.Well it looks like light burn and possibly a lack of nutrient...
And occams razer. It's not displaying any of the signs of lack of oxygen while is is displaying other signs...
But fuck it, drop some h2o2 on that bitch
i dont see any REASON to do it... but then again I didn't see any reason to RIP the plant out of its fabric pot.In academia we referred to it as Occam's razor. I have rarely seen light burn and I have never seen it display thusly. Watering with 3% H2O2 can't hurt so why not? Are you serious.
Clearly, many things are lost on you when you diagnose this as light burn.i dont see any REASON to do it... but then again I didn't see any reason to RIP the plant out of its fabric pot.
Clearly many things are lost on me.
Cali is always having water issues , the current rains move lots of shit into the resources and coastline. Petroleum products , pesticides , med waste , naked bodies , pyrethrum ( I have access to at work ) , benzene , chloramine , hobo sweat, condom gravy and a whole list of shit. But .... my plants STILL THRIVE.The only reason not to use tap is if your city uses Chloramine instead of Chlorine.
I'm CA native born and lived my life here LOL I'm in the Mojave right now, where are you at?Cali is always having water issues , the current rains move lots of shit into the resources and coastline. Petroleum products , pesticides , med waste , naked bodies , pyrethrum ( I have access to at work ) , benzene , chloramine , hobo sweat, condom gravy and a whole list of shit. But .... my plants STILL THRIVE.
Unfortunately there are elements that will NEVER be fully removed. I water my grass , shrubs , wash my ass in it , make sun tea , koolaid , etc.
Tijuana water .... CODE BROWN !
Southern ... ese .... *LBCI'm CA native born and lived my life here LOL I'm in the Mojave right now, where are you at?
I did some time at CSULBSouthern ... ese .... *LBC
https://www.google.com/search?q=light+burn+on+plants&client=ms-android-sprint-us-revc&source=android-browser&prmd=isvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjco7ejzPHfAhXno4MKHV3oD8YQ_AUoAXoECA4QAQ&biw=360&bih=612#imgrc=EL-yN7bCiQucQMClearly, many things are lost on you when you diagnose this as light burn.
Have you ever taken any chemistry? If so discuss nutrient deficiency in an anaerobic, or near anaerobic environment please.https://www.google.com/search?q=light+burn+on+plants&client=ms-android-sprint-us-revc&source=android-browser&prmd=isvn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjco7ejzPHfAhXno4MKHV3oD8YQ_AUoAXoECA4QAQ&biw=360&bih=612#imgrc=EL-yN7bCiQucQM
Meh looks pretty close to me. Add in nutrient deficiency an I think that's it.
But i dont know shit, these are cucumbers right?
H2o2 is amazballs probably cures aids an ish
I really hope OP puts h2o2 in the situation so we can see if it helps.Have you ever taken any chemistry? If so discuss nutrient deficiency in an anaerobic, or near anaerobic environment please.
Have you weighed your pot? You need to wait until it's 30% less weight than today. If you let it dry out you probably won't need H2O2 but it's a tool if you need it. Typically you use 3-5 grams for the size pot you are in. That's 1/2 cup in a gallon of your nutrient but let it dry out.Dang, it got kinda spicy in here. I don’t have any h202 at the moment. I’ll try the elixir of naked bodies, hobo sweat, and condom gravy from CaliTap for now.
You never answered about anaerobic processes and instead move to name calling. You entered this thread literally scolding the OP for not taking your past advice!I really hope OP puts h2o2 in the situation so we can see if it helps.
You remind me a lot of kingrow1 to be honest
I think it’s got another day yet! There’s some green coming back in a few of her leaves tho.Have you weighed your pot? You need to wait until it's 30% less weight than today. If you let it dry out you probably won't need H2O2 but it's a tool if you need it. Typically you use 3-5 grams for the size pot you are in. That's 1/2 cup in a gallon of your nutrient but let it dry out.
I'm still chuckling over BudzBuddha's reply. He got it. Essentially that bark is acidic and compacts then you add any over watering (anaerobic processes are quite acidic) and you are in a perfect storm of pH lockout. So you need to let her dry well and water sparingly. You are so close to done you may wish to fast dry a small bud and she if the high is where you want it.
Anything below an inch or so (on sides and top surface) seems to be very compact. It doesn't want to crumple/break. It's like i'm scratching at it more than breakin bits off. Any advice for this? I don't think I can re-amend aeration so do I just ride it out?
H202 for the win! and just relax.I really hope OP puts h2o2 in the situation so we can see if it helps.
You remind me a lot of kingrow1 to be honest