What's up fellow growers another week in the books! Well let me start off with this has been a horrible week for this grow! My ladies are sick. So acouple days after their 10/15 feeding I noticed both plants were moist on bottom and moist on top and dry as hell in the middle. I found this out by my pineapple auto leaning over! The roots on one side of this plant are practically gone. With having this knowledge I gave them a couple more days to dry out and then yesterday I did a ten gallon flush and the 11th gal I gave them another feeding. I also added more of the walmart soil that I still had left to try to firm the plant up more. It seems to have helped. But upon adding more of this soil I just added more pest. There's little white bugs crawling all over my pots. The flush seems to have made things worse but I know it takes a few days for signs of corrections to take place. So I'm waiting and hoping I don't lose these plants in that amount of time. They are both yellowing badly.
10/15/21
5.3ml Micro
4.7ml Grow
6.1ml Bloom
Ph 6.5
Solution temp 73.1°F
10/22/21
10 gal flush with 11th gal being feed
3ml cal mag
2ml micro
4ml bloom
Ph 6.28
631ppm
Solution temp 73.3°F
At this point I'm not sure if it's pest related or deficiency. So I will just sit and see what happens. The new growth on buds is green but all the old growth is dying off. Well until next week if their is one! Best of luck and Happy growing!😎🌱💚💪💪
Can anyone tell me if this is going to effect my flowers? Should I cut these leaves out? What can I do to correct it? I left a pretty good description in week 7 of the battle with this plant.
Ola amigo tudo bem? Espero que sim.
Isso parece muito uma deficiência de potássio.
Não deves retirar as folhas, deixa as folhas porque estão boas, não estão totalmente danificadas.
Depois de dares uma dose de potássio com ph bem regulado, o problema não vai crescer mais e as folhas aproveitam se.
Parabéns pelo cultivo e abraço
Not 100% sure but they could be Springtails( growdiaries.com/grow-questions/39905-white-strange-insects ). The other is like ojeterpelon said mealey bug. If you can see how they react when in a jar of water. If they spring(shoot) really fast across the water around 1" at a time they most likely are. In which case they are harmless to the plant, but usually stress out the grower 😃. As for the look, Your correct in you just flushed them and now they are hungry. When I need to do a flush once I complete the flush I finish it with a light dose of the usual feed to make sure they have something.
Good luck and Happy Growing
Natural predators are the way, tried to find them in your country. I bumped into Thrips second time, bought 25k army ;)
You can't spray anything on flowering weed, that lesson I learned not once, with neem oil too , that's how I found out live bug sales ;)))
Good luck !
Hey! I saw that your question is already closed, but I wanted to answer, I will answer here. it's worth raising the ppm level! use the NPK calculator. happy growing)
@Wackytabacky_420, You can use, for example, by this calculator http://www.gasforus.com/npk_calculator.html Before changing the PPM should clarify the composition of your soil. If the soil is low, you have strong deficiencies. If there are many fertilizer (organic or mineral) in the soil, then it may be burn. good luck)
@ziliboba, not sure what or where the npk calculator is! I keep trying to raise my Ppm but my plants are super sensitive to nutrients and show signs of nutrient burn every feeding. What Ppm should I be shooting for at each stage? I do thank u for any help or knowledge. Best of luck and Happy growing!😎🌱💚💪💪
@LuckSackGrows, yeah I got two grows going at once my first grow has become my test subjects for my second grow! I have put these plants thru the ringer and they are still chugging along! Nice harvest! Enjoy the rewards of your hard work! Best of luck and Happy Growing!😎🌱💚💪💪
Bugs are the worst! I like to use slow release nematodes in the soil and I like to use the large Yellow two sided sticky traps to go over the top of the pots, two or three covering most of the soil making it harder for anything to come up or go down from the soil.
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