Blueberry grow diary (journal) harvest12 by RadDad

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pc1990commentedweek 123 years ago

Thats a bummer man, probably toxicity as afformentioned, and pH issues. We all eventually have plants that just die or look like poop, it is what it is all we do is move onto the next. Good luck with the next one

Lacrimacommentedweek 14 years ago

Happy Growing ! 😊💪

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RadDadcommented4 years ago

@Lacrima, Thanks. this is my first manifold should be fun.

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DreamITcommentedweek 04 years ago

Enjoy growth mate 🦄🍀🤞

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RadDadcommented4 years ago

@DreamIT, Thanks. I've had two disappointing grows in a row, third time should be the charm right?😝

Rock_n_Roll_Randycommentedweek 33 years ago

Good luck with your grow bro 🙏🤜🤛have fun

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spydercommentedweek 24 years ago

lookin' good,,,,good luck with the grow,,,enjoy..

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Ferenccommentedweek 14 years ago

Good Luck @RadDad

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RadDadcommented4 years ago

@Ferenc, Thanks

Grow3rPTcommentedweek 53 years ago

Que maravilha, vou acompanhar :) Espero que no final tenhas umas grande colheita.. Podes passar pelo meu diário e dar a tua opinião Bons fumos

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ThePassionForWeed420commentedweek 43 years ago

Buona coltivazione e felice crescita amico 👏 👏

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TenderBudscommentedweek 34 years ago

She’s a cutie. Love the friend, too. 👍💃🏻

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badaboopbapowcommentedweek 53 years ago

Yo man, I don't know if that's the color of new growth or a deficiency. Though in my AK420 diary, I had this same coloring. Some growers suggested I should be mixing in about 0.4 grams of magnesium sulfate until 100% dissolved (about 1/4 - 1/6 a tsp, taking density of magnesium sulfate to account) and 0.5g of calcium nitrate in tap water, until 100% dissolved. Then I added some pH-down after mixing in the magnesium sulfate and calcium nitrate. I used 20-25 drops of Terra Aquatica pH-Down to my 1.5liter bottle, brought it to under 6pH. Btw, the upper recipe is for COCO only, and 1.5 liter water. Though for a gallon, about 1.2grams magnesium sulfate and 2 grams of calcium nitrate should be used. For soil, I'd probably try both the calcium and magnesium first. When the brighter coloring is gone, skip adding the magnesium to your water, as this might just cause an abundance of unnecessary nutrients. After a few waterings, the color on my AK420 plant went away. And by no means am I advertising my diary or products, I'm just giving some advice, grower to grower.

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RadDadcommented3 years ago

@@badaboopbapow,I was thinking along the same line. I picked up a Cal Mag supplement and am now working that into the feeding schedule. Thanks for the advice bro.😎

GrowsInLoftcommentedweek 53 years ago

You know I have no experience. But I read that discoloration at the top of the plant can be a deficiency of an "immobile" nutrient like Calcium. Maybe that narrows things down? Trying to help if I can... Good luck, buddy.

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RadDadcommented3 years ago

@@GrowsInLoft, I think you're on the right track. I've read that one of the things that can keep plant from absorbing key nutrients like Calcium is a ph imbalance. I've been taking steps this week to get things back inline and so far I think things are getting back to optimal.

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